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Isaac prefered to write in enclosed spaces which enabled him to keep his focus on writing. |
John Cambell, editor of Astounding Science Fiction, who helped Asimov develop his writing career as well as the Three Laws of Robotics. |
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Isaac proudly displaying his works. |
Isaac displaying a Nebula Award given by the Science Fiction Writers of America. |
Isaac showing his integrity while answering questions. "I don't know." |
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Asimov with his first wife Gertrude Blugerman. |
 Asiomv's daughter Robyn |
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 Isaac with his second wife Janet Jeppson. |
| Asimov at age fourteen. |
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Sound Recordings
The following interview was taken on September 25, 1987 by Terry Gross. The original sound file is courtesy of The New York Times. In this interview, Asimov speaks on his life, robotics, positronics, psychohistory and science fiction.
-Full interview (aprox. 27 minutes, MP3 format, 4.9MB)
The following interview was taken in 1987 by Don Swaim. The original sound file is courtesy of WiredForBooks.org. In this interview, Asimov speaks on his writing style and the changes that science fiction have undergone.
-Full interview (aprox. 25 minutes, MP3 format, 4.8 MB
Image Gallery
Below you will find photos of Isaac Asimov, friends and family. Click on the preview below to enlarge.
All photos were taken by Jay Kay Klein.
