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Isaac Asimov Books in Order (405 Book Series)

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Isaac Asimov is a series of 405 books written by 2 authors. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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Last Updated: Monday 1 Jan, 2024

    Total: 405 books
    1. 1
      Robbie

      Robbie

      Isaac Asimov

      1940
    2. 10
      Youth

      Youth

      Isaac Asimov

      1952
    3. 12
      Sally

      Sally

      Isaac Asimov

      1953
    4. 19
      Franchise

      Franchise

      Isaac Asimov

      1955
    5. 85
      Opus 100

      Opus 100

      Isaac Asimov

      1969
    6. 91
      Light

      Light

      Isaac Asimov

      1970
    7. 186
      Jupiter

      Jupiter

      Isaac Asimov

      1980
    8. 400
      The Moon

      The Moon

      Isaac Asimov

      2002

    FAQ

    • What is the best order to read Isaac Asimov books in order?

      To fully appreciate Isaac Asimov's prolific writing, it's helpful to follow the publication order or the chronological order within the fictional universe for series like Foundation or Robot. For a newcomer, starting with the Robot series, followed by the Empire series, and then the Foundation series in chronological order is often recommended.

    • Can you read Isaac Asimov books as standalone novels?

      Yes, many of Asimov's books function well as standalone novels. Although certain series like the Foundation series are best enjoyed in order, other books, including numerous short stories and essays, can be read independently.

    • How many books did Isaac Asimov, the author, write?

      Isaac Asimov was an incredibly prolific author, having written or edited more than 500 books over his career. His works include science fiction novels, science guides, history books, and more.

    • What is the first book I should start with from Isaac Asimov's collection?

      If you're interested in Isaac Asimov's science fiction novels specifically, "I, Robot" is a great starting point. It introduces his famous Three Laws of Robotics and sets the stage for the Robot and Foundation series.

    • Did Isaac Asimov write any books for younger audiences?

      Absolutely, Isaac Asimov authored the Lucky Starr series, a collection of six science fiction novels designed for young readers that also tie into his larger science fiction universe. They're enjoyable reads with a simpler style but the same imaginative content.

    • Are there any companion guides or books that organize Isaac Asimov's works comprehensively?

      While there aren't official companion books issued by Asimov himself, many readers and scholars have compiled guides regarding the recommended reading order of his books. These are very useful if you want to see his grand vision as it unfolded through his writing.

    • Is it necessary to read all of Isaac Asimov's books to understand the overall story arc?

      No, it's not necessary to read all of Asimov's books to grasp the overall story arc of his major series. Each book or series can stand on its own, but reading them in order does provide additional context and a richer understanding of Asimov's interconnected universe.