Asimov novels are 90% stilted expository dialogue punctuated by tepid action. Yet they somehow work. Why? I think sheer conceptual ambition.
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Unlike Clarke, Asimov could actually write longer form. But still, ah, his Susan Calvin shorts. Such fun
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Never did like Clarke though I read most of his stuff. Felt too much like science lectures in disguise.
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I always like the uprising tales, too. But a thick thread of detective genre thrown in, which Asimov was also great at. Who is X?
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