GOLD - The Final Science Fiction Collection - The Last Words from SF's Grand Master by Asimov, Isaac - 1996

New York: Harper Prism, 1996. 434 pp. Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; small ink check mark on the front endpaper; no other interior markings. Supposedly the good doctor's last bit of writing, this collection contains: PART ONE: The Final Stories: Cal; Left to Right; Frustration; Hallucination; The Instability; Alexander the God; In the Canyon; Good-bye to Earth; Battle Hymn; Feghoot and the Courts; Fault Intolerant; Kid Brother; The Nations of Space; The Smile of the Chipper; Gold. PART TWO: On Science Fiction: The Longest Voyage; Inventing a Universe; Flying Saucers and Science Fiction; Invasion; The Science Fiction Blowgun; The Robot Chronicles; Gold Age Ahead; The All Human Galaxy; Psychohistory; Science Fiction Series; Survivors; Nowhere; Outsiders Insiders; Science Fiction Anthologies; The Influence of Science Fiction; Women and Science Fiction; Religion and Science Fiction; Time Travel. PART THREE: On Writing Science Fiction: Plotting; Metaphor; Ideas; Suspense; Serials; The Name of Our Field; Hints; Writing for Young People; Names; Originality; Book Reviews; What Writers Go Through; Revisions; Irony; Plagiarism; Symbolism; Prediction; Best Seller; Pseudonyms; and Dialog.. First Paperback Printing. Soft cover. Very Good. Book.