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The Robot series

R. Is for Robot: Reviewing The Robots of Dawn by Isaac Asimov

By David Cranmer

July 19, 2016

For Isaac Asimov’s detective, Elijah Baley, it’s been two long years since he’s set forth on an interstellar adventure, and though he once shuddered at the thought of hyperspace travel, he’s now itching to once again do some planet hopping.  However, for Asimov enthusiasts, the wait was a great deal more labored. There is a…

R. Is for Robot: Reviewing The Naked Sun by Isaac Asimov

By David Cranmer

June 15, 2016

A few months after solving an ambassador’s murder and receiving accolades from across the known universe (where fifty other inhabited planets exist), Elijah Baley is summoned from New York to the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. for a top secret case. It was hard enough for the agoraphobic, aviophobic, and a host of other…

R. Is for Robot: Reviewing The Caves of Steel by Isaac Asimov

By David Cranmer

June 8, 2016

Elijah (“Lije”) Baley is a New York City homicide detective, three thousand years in the future. His world is an overpopulated Earth, with eight billion people living in massive, layered complexes—caves of steel—enclosed by mammoth domes. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York have grown to the point where they are almost touching. Humans no longer…

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