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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| I, Robot, |
Gnome |
1950 |
UK: 1952 Grayson |
| Pebble in the Sky |
Doubleday |
1950 |
UK: 1968 Sidgwick |
| The Stars Like Dust |
Doubleday |
1951 |
UK: 1958 Panther pbo |
| Foundation |
Gnome |
1951 |
UK: 1953 Weidenfeld |
| Foundation and Empire |
Gnome |
1952 |
UK: 1962 Panther - wraps |
| The Currents of Space |
Doubleday |
1952 |
UK: 1955 Boardman |
| Second Foundation |
Gnome |
1953 |
UK: 1958 Digit, wrappers |
| The Caves of Steel |
Doubleday |
1954 |
UK: 1954 Boardman |
| The End of Eternity |
Doubleday |
1955 |
UK: 1959 Panther paperback |
| The Martian Way |
Ditto |
1955 |
UK: 1964 Dobson |
| The Naked Sun |
Ditto |
1957 |
UK: 1958 Joseph |
| Earth Is Room Enough |
Ditto |
1957 |
UK: 1960 Panther pbo |
| The Death Dealers |
Avon |
1958 |
Paperback original |
| Nine Tomorrows: Tales of the Near Future |
Doubleday |
1959 |
UK: 1963 Dobson |
| The Rest of the Robots |
Ditto |
1964 |
US: 1967 Dobson |
| Fantastic Voyage |
Houghton |
1966 |
UK: 1966 Dobson |
| Through a Glass, Clearly |
NEL |
1967 |
Softcover |
| Asimov's Mysteries |
Doubleday |
1968 |
UK: 1969 Whiting |
| The Gods Themselves |
Doubleday |
1972 |
UK: 1972 Gollancz |
| The Early Asimov |
Ditto |
1972 |
UK: 1973 Gollancz |
| The Best of Isaac Asimov |
Jackson |
1973 |
US: 1974 Doubleday |
| Tales of the Black Widowers |
Doubleday |
1974 |
UK: 1975 Gollancz |
| Have You Seen These |
NESFA |
1974 |
US signed limited edition |
| Buy Jupiter |
Doubleday |
1975 |
UK: 1976 Gollancz |
| Murder at the ABA |
As Above |
1976 |
UK: 1976 Gollancz
as Authorised Murder |
| The Bicentennial Man |
Ditto |
1976 |
UK: 1977 Gollancz |
| More Tales of the Black Widowers |
Ditto |
1976 |
UK: as above |
| The Dream; Benjamin's Dream |
Franklin |
1976 |
Limited to 200 copies |
| Good Taste |
Apocalypse |
1976 |
|
| The Key Word |
Walker |
1977 |
UK: 1982 Piccolo pbo |
| Casebook of the Black Widowers |
Doubleday |
1980 |
UK: 1980 Gollancz |
| Three Science Fiction Tales |
Targ |
1981 |
250 signed copies |
| Foundation's Edge |
Doubleday |
1982 |
UK: 1983 Granada |
| The Complete Robot |
Ditto |
1982 |
UK: 1982 ditto |
| Robots of Dawn |
Ditto |
1983 |
UK: 1984 Granada |
| The Winds of Change |
Ditto |
1983 |
UK: 1983 ditto |
| Union Club Mysteries |
Ditto |
1983 |
UK: 1984 ditto |
| Robots and Empire |
Ditto |
1985 |
UK: 1985 Granada |
| The Edge of Tomorrow |
Tor |
1985 |
UK: 1985 Harrap |
| It's Such a Beautiful Day |
Creative |
1985 |
No dust jacket |
| Banquets of the Black Widowers |
Doubleday |
1985 |
UK: 1985 Granada |
| Robot Dreams |
Berkley |
1986 |
UK: 1987 Gollancz |
| Foundation and Earth |
Doubleday |
1986 |
UK: 1986 Grafton |
| Other Worlds of Isaac Asimov |
Avenel |
1987 |
|
| Fantastic Voyage II: Destination Britain |
Ditto |
1987 |
UK: 1987 Grafton |
| Sally |
Creative |
1988 |
No dustwrapper |
| Prelude to Foundation |
Doubleday |
1988 |
UK: 1988 Grafton |
| Azazel |
Ditto |
1988 |
UK: 1989 Doubleday |
| Nemesis |
Ditto |
1989 |
UK: 1989 Doubleday |
| The Asimov Chronicles |
Dark Harvest |
1989 |
UK: 1991 Century
US: signed limiteds also |
| All The Troubles of the World |
Creative |
1989 |
No jacket issued |
| Franchise |
Ditto |
1989 |
Ditto |
| Robbie |
Ditto |
1989 |
Ditto |
| Nightfall and Other Stories |
Doubleday |
1990 |
UK: 1990 Gollancz
as Nightfall Twenty SF Stories |
| Robot Visions |
NAL |
1990 |
UK: 1990 Gollancz |
| Puzzles of the Black Widowers |
Doubleday |
1990 |
UK: 1990 Doubleday |
| Child of Time |
Gollancz |
1991 |
US: 1992 Doubleday
as The Ugly Little Boy |
| The Positronic Man |
Doubleday |
1992 |
UK: 1992 Gollancz |
| Forward the Foundation |
Doubleday |
1993 |
UK: 1993 Doubleday |
Pseudonym Paul French
Juvenile Titles - USA
David Starr Space Ranger - Doubleday -1953
Lucky Starr and the Pirates of the Asteroids - Doubleday 1954
Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus - Doubleday - 1954
Lucky Starr and the Big Sun of Mercury - Doubleday - 1956
Lucky Starr and the Moons of Jupiter - Doubleday -1957
Lucky Starr and the Rings of Saturn - Doubleday - 1958
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Isaac Asimov, born 1920 to 1992, was born in Russia but raised in
America. He remains one of the most important, influential and collectable
authors in the science fiction genre. The early first editions are much sought
after and quite valuable. American editions, for the most part, precede their
English counterparts and the earlier titles are worth considerably more than the
British first editions. Later titles are relatively common and can be obtained
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