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The Rest of the Robots - Isaac Asimov


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The Rest of the Robots - Isaac Asimov

 
Description: ISBN 0586025944 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy

Newest Review: ... for it... robots! It's actually a follow up to I, Robot, but I don't think I really lost anything in reading them out of ... more

 ... order. This was my first introduction to Susan Calvin, the fiercely intelligent yet socially challenged, robopsychologist. Although she appears unfeeling and quite emotionless and robot-like herself, you do see glimmers of vulnerability in her very occasionally. She must be one of Asimov's best known creations. Perhaps the most memorable and notable story in this collection is Satisfaction Guaranteed. This is about a humanoid robot called Tony who is brought into the household of a US Robots' employee for general ...more

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Premium Review The Rest of the Robots - Isaac Asimov: A fantastic collection of short stories (375 words)
by - written on 20/07/08 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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This book represents my personal introduction to the Good Doctor. I picked up a paperback copy in an airport shop many, many moons ago (back in the 1970s) simply because I wanted something to read while on holiday with my parents. The choice was fairly random - I can't remember why I chose this book over any other (mind you it was a very long time ago, so perhaps I can be forgiven for that!). The Rest of the Robots is a collection of short stories about... wait for it... robots! It's actually a follow up to I, Robot, but I don't think I really lost anything in reading them out of order. This was my first introduction to Susan Calvin, the fiercely ...  Read the complete review

 

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