Noticed that a thread about Isaac Asimov quotes was started and I decided to start one about his books.
I finished "Prelude to Foundation", which is the first Isaac Asimov book I've read. And I must say that I like the way in which he writes as well as the theme, as I like pretty much anything that is futuristic (for example the Mass Effect game and novels). I'm about half-way through "The Collapsing Universe - The Story of Black Holes" which is interesting, but I'm sure some things are outdated as the book was published in 1977. Once I have the time I'll move onto the rest of the "Foundation" series, "Robot" series, "Galactic Empire" series and novels.
Has anybody else read books by Isaac Asimov? What is your opinion?
I finished "Prelude to Foundation", which is the first Isaac Asimov book I've read. And I must say that I like the way in which he writes as well as the theme, as I like pretty much anything that is futuristic (for example the Mass Effect game and novels). I'm about half-way through "The Collapsing Universe - The Story of Black Holes" which is interesting, but I'm sure some things are outdated as the book was published in 1977. Once I have the time I'll move onto the rest of the "Foundation" series, "Robot" series, "Galactic Empire" series and novels.
Has anybody else read books by Isaac Asimov? What is your opinion?
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"So forget Jesus, the stars died so that you could be here today." - Lawrence Krauss
