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Last modified: 11 July 2014FAQ for alt.books.isaac-asimovThis document answers frequently asked questions about Isaac Asimov and his works.Compiled by Edward Seiler (ejseiler@earthlink.net) and John H. Jenkins (jenkins@mac.com). Special thanks to Soh Kam Yung, Mark Brader, Matthew P. Wiener, and Colin Cutler for their contributions.Copyright © 1994-2014 by Edward Seiler and John H. Jenkins. All rights reserved.For a German translation of this FAQ, see Bálint Krizsán's site.Table of Contents:For startersJust how many books did Asimov writeWhere can I get a list of all of Asimov's books Is there a WWW or FTP site for this informationLists available from books.Lists available on the Internet.Where can I download Asimov's fiction on the netWhere else can I find Asimov stuff on the net I would like to buy a certain book by Asimov, but I can't find it anywhere. Can you help me find it Who can I contact regarding rights and permissions for works by Isaac AsimovBiographical (non-literary)How do you pronounce \"Isaac Asimov\"When did Asimov die What was the cause of his death Where is he buriedWhen and where was he bornWho are the other members of his familyWas he married Did he have any childrenWhere did Asimov live, attend school, and work during his lifeWhat are the titles of Asimov's autobiographies Where can I get themWhat books and articles about Asimov have been written by othersWhat religious beliefs did Asimov haveDid Asimov do anything other than write all day and all nightIs it true that Asimov had a fear of flyingWhat other notable quirks, fears, and pet peeves did Asimov haveBiographical (literary)When did he start writingWhat was his first published storyWhat awards did he win for his writingWhat is Asimov's last bookOf his own work, what were Asimov's favorite and least favorite novel What were his favorite and least favorite storiesThe Foundation/Robot SeriesWhat is this Forward the Foundation I keep hearing aboutDid Asimov really write Forward the Foundation Didn't he die before it was done, so somebody else really wrote it up from notesWhat about the contradictions between Forward the Foundation and other Foundation books Is it true that a new Foundation Trilogy written by three different authors was published How could the publisher be allowed to do such a thingWhat is the chronological order of the Foundation booksWhat is the order in which the Foundation books should be read Foundation and Earth What book is that Why can't I find it on sale in a bookstore Whatever happened to the Solarians, who mysteriously disappeared in Robots and EmpireWhat is the significance of the ending of Foundation and EarthWhy do Asimov's books give two reasons why the Earth becomes radioactiveDid Asimov write the Foundation books with any plan in mindIs Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation an Asimovian robotWhat are the Laws of Robotics, anywayOther writingsWhat is the relationship between the movie Fantastic Voyage and Asimov's novelWhat did Asimov write besides the Foundation and Robot booksWhat is the source of the title of the novel The Gods ThemselvesIs there an index of his science articles for the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (F&SF) Of his editorials in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine (IASFM)What is the Asimov-Clarke treaty There's this really neat story by Asimov which I would like to read again, and I can remember the title; could you tell me where to find itThere's this really neat story by Asimov, but I can't remember the title...I'd like to hear some opinions about some of Asimov's books. Do you have any What is the title of the essay that Asimov wrote concerning the ultimate self-contained, portable, high-tech reading device of the future which turns out to be a book Where can I find it In his story \"Pate de Foie Gras\", Asimov presented a puzzle, but did not provide a solution to that puzzle. He stated that some people wrote him with an answer immediately after the story's publication, and as science advanced he eventually began receiving letters with another possible solution. But he doesn't say what those solutions were. Did he ever provide the solutions, and if so, what are theyDid you know that Asimov is the only author to have published books in all ten categories of the Dewey Decimal SystemMore than books...What records, audio tapes, videotapes, and software are availableHave any of Asimov's books or stories been made into a radio production, movie or television seriesFor startersJust how many books did Asimov writeShort answer:An awful lot. Hundreds.Long answer:Well, it depends on how you count them.For example, the most complete Asimov bibliography which Asimov himself had a hand in preparing is the catalogue in I. Asimov: A Memoir. It lists 469 items, including 2 wall posters and a calendar (which some people might not be inclined to count as \"books\".) It also lists 117 science fiction anthologies, none of which are entirely by Asimov, and many of which include no stories by him (and so some people might be inclined not to count those.) There are also books which were almost entirely written by someone else (the Superquiz books, From Harding to Hiroshima, the Book of Facts) which Asimov counted because he had an extensive role in the editing of the book. Some books were counted more than once if Asimov did extensive work on later editions (such as the Biographical Encyclopedia.) And, of course, Asimov recycled many of his stories and essays so that they appeared in more than one collection, and some books are nothing but recyclings of older books.On the other hand, the catalogue in I. Asimov: A Memoir is not complete. Near the end of his life, Asimov's ill health kept him from keeping careful track himself of all the books he published, and so some books were left out of the catalogue. Some books, of course, were published after I. Asimov: A Memoir and so are not listed there. Ed Seiler's list of books includes numerous titles missing from the catalogue in I. Asimov: A Memoir, and ends up with a count of somewhat over 500.And then there are books like Harlan Ellison's I, Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay. It is based on Asimov's work, and both Asimov's and Ellison's name are listed on the title page, but the actual work on the screenplay is virtually all Ellison's. It was published in book form after Asimov's death, which makes it difficult to know if Asimov himself would have counted it. Does it count as an \"Asimov\" bookSo about the only definitive answer that can be provided at this point is: An awful lot. Hundreds.If you are interested in his biography, you can use this website, and if you are interested in Isaac's links to non-medical resources, then you should go to this website. 153554b96e
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