Asimov novels are 90% stilted expository dialogue punctuated by tepid action. Yet they somehow work. Why? I think sheer conceptual ambition.
Hmm. I kinda liked how his style matured. The last-written books (Forward the Foundation and Robots and Empire) are my favorites.
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Interesting. I loved R&E growing up. It tied everything together. I hated it rereading it. It tied everything together.
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Not quite everything. He tried and failed to integrate the End of Eternity. Tying it all up vastly improved retreads of Empire novels.
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That said, the monologue of Elijah Bailey, dying, remains one of my favorite bits, set my views on society/masses of people
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