Fiction

In Asimov’s Sally, retired autonomous cars defend their peaceful farm from a greedy businessman, raising terrifying and profound questions about machine independence and human control.

Asimov’s classic collection explores the evolution of robots governed by the Three Laws, tracing humanity's complex transition from simple companion machines to total systemic dependency.

In Asimov’s Franchise, a powerful supercomputer named Multivac selects one ordinary citizen, Norman Muller, whose personal physiological reactions mathematically determine the nation's entire presidential election.

Multivac, a supercomputer tasked with predicting and preventing human crime, secretly orchestrates its own destruction through an innocent boy to escape carrying humanity's overwhelming burdens.

In Asimov’s Galaxy, Isaac Asimov explores science fiction as a disciplined, logical framework for examining scientific possibilities, the writing craft, genre history, and human curiosity.

Cadet Jeff and his quirky robot Norby return to Manhattan, solving a mysterious robot disabling crime wave driven by human resentment while testing their friendship.

This 1989 calendar edited by Asimov features twelve short speculative stories that use clever reversals to challenge human perspectives on the universe.

Asimov pairs science fiction with essays, exploring humanity and the cosmos to demonstrate how imagination and reason unite in the pursuit of knowledge.

This science fiction collection explores humanity's deep psychological and ethical evolution through stories addressing faith, identity, and society, transforming speculative fiction into profound, mature philosophical literature.

Miniaturized scientists travel through a dying genius's body to retrieve vital neural secrets, uncovering the brain’s magnificent, evolving complexity and the enduring power of reason.

Jeff and Norby investigate colony sabotage, revealing a villain manipulating fear. They restore trust through unique abilities and communication, proving perception is key.

This 1953 collection shifts toward psychological depth, using logical speculation to examine humanity’s fragility and potential amidst technological evolution and Cold War anxieties.