Critical Essay by Gerald Jonas
What makes Isaac run? What drives this Brooklyn-reared son of Russian-Jewish immigrants to work so assiduously at his typewriter … that he has turned out 199 boo...
Read more
Critical Essay by Joanna Russ
Science-fiction readers devoted to the work of Isaac Asimov, that elder statesman of the field, will enjoy [In Memory Yet Green]…. Those familiar only with his po...
Read more
Critical Essay by Caroline Seebohm
Isaac Asimov is a polymath of awesome proportions. He is one of the most prolific writers of our time. His name is synonymous with all that is best in science ficti...
Read more
Critical Essay by James Gunn
In Memory Yet Green, the first volume of [Isaac Asimov's] autobiography, was mostly about his discovery of science fiction, his love affair with it, his first atte...
Read more
Critical Essay by Time
Heavy enough to produce bursitis and double the price of standard sci-fi, the second installment of Asimov's autobiography appears formidable. It turns out to be even mo...
Read more
Critical Essay by Algis Budrys
[Isaac Asimov] is fluent, possessed of meticulous records and journals going back to the days of childhood, impressively organized in his thinking, and apparently tirel...
Read more
Critical Essay by Gerald Jonas
