Literature

Asimov and Ciardi engage in a literary duel, exchanging 288 bawdy limericks. This "Too Gross" collection is a witty contest of poetic mischief within strict formal constraints.

Asimov's book retells the Holmes canon in precise, witty limericks, faithfully capturing plot and character. The book is a rigorous, playful blend of literary form, logic, and Holmesian scholarship.

Asimov's third limerick collection offers witty, precise, and subtly suggestive verse, showcasing his intellectual playfulness and love for language through humorous human quirks.

Asimov's Familiar Poems Annotated makes poetry intelligible and enjoyable. It removes barriers, clarifying words, forms, and allusions, empowering readers to deeply understand classic works.

Asimov's More Lecherous Limericks blends intellect with bawdy humor. Through precise verse and commentary, it explores human foibles and desires, offering witty insight and revelation.

Asimov's Lecherous Limericks presents 100 original, bawdy verses with witty, intellectual essays, exploring language and humor through his playful, self-aware expertise.