Amazing Tales Volume 127
Sep 2022 · CLASSICS TO GO Book 127 · Otbebookpublishing
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Welcome to "Amazing Tales Volume 127", a collection of extraordinary narratives that plunge into the depths of human ingenuity, the complexities of outer space, and the wild unknowns of distant planets. This anthology explores themes of conflict, isolation, adventure, and the timeless pursuit of wealth and redemption. In "Let's Get Together" by Isaac Asimov, the fragile peace of a century is disrupted when Chief Elias Lynn of the Bureau of Robotics uncovers the stirrings of war. Set in a world where distrust runs deep, Lynn must untangle the web of alliances and adversaries in a gripping tale of diplomacy and deception. Transitioning from the terrestrial to the celestial, Ben Smith's "Sequel" follows the solitary journey of Jubil, who floats through the void of space, burdened by the echoes of his past decisions. As he confronts betrayal and seeks atonement, Jubil's story delves into the loneliness of space and the relentless search for inner peace amidst universal turmoil. The anthology then sweeps us into the vibrant yet hazardous world of Planet Maggie in "Hunt the Hog of Joe" by Robert Ernest Gilbert. In this adventurous tale, Hunter Ube Kinlock faces the daunting task of capturing a nearly invincible creature. Against a cosmic backdrop, personal and planetary challenges collide, weaving a thrilling narrative of survival and courage. Finally, Ford McCormack's "Phantom Duel" entices readers with the dangerous allure of Farian jade. Follow adventurer Will Archer and his crew as they brave the alien terrain of Vega VII, contending with strange life-forms and the seductive lure of immense wealth. This story captivates with its blend of mystery, danger, and the eternal quest for fortune. "Amazing Tales Volume 127" offers a mesmerizing journey through the realms of science fiction, where every story challenges the boundaries of the known and the unknown.
About the author
Isaac Asimov, born on January 2, 1920, in Petrovichi, Russia, and raised in Brooklyn, New York, was a prolific author and biochemist whose works have left an indelible mark on science fiction and popular science literature. Asimov's career spanned over five decades, during which he authored or edited more than 500 books. His most notable contributions include the "Foundation" series and the "Robot" series, which introduced the now-iconic Three Laws of Robotics, profoundly influencing contemporary understandings of artificial intelligence and ethical considerations in technology. Asimov's writing is characterized by its clarity, wit, and ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to the general public. His works often explored themes of humanism, rationalism, and the potential of scientific progress, reflecting his own beliefs as a staunch advocate for reason and skepticism. Despite his acclaim, Asimov was not without controversy. He faced criticism for his portrayal of women and lack of diversity in his early works, issues he later addressed with more nuanced characters and inclusive narratives. His outspoken atheism and humanist views also sparked debates, positioning him as a polarizing figure in discussions about religion and science. Asimov's influence extends beyond literature; his ideas have permeated popular culture, inspiring countless writers, filmmakers, and technologists. His visionary concepts continue to resonate, making him a timeless figure whose legacy endures in the ever-evolving landscape of science fiction and beyond.
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