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ISBN: 0671038931
Author: Michael P. Kube-Mcdowell,Mike Mcquay
Publisher: I Books; 1st Pocket edition (November 1, 1999)
Language: English
Pages: 448
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Category: Pseudoscience
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A man without a memory is stranded in a world-enveloping city filled with robots gone wild. At his side is a mysterious young woman who claims to know who he is but refuses to tell him. According to The Three Laws of Robotics,"A robot may not injure a human being," which narrows the suspects dramatically when the robots find a dead human body.

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Captain America

i was hoping for a great read but it was just a lot of moving around with uncooperative robots then in the ending of the many questions arising only one was answered, maybe he left you hanging to buy more books. i threw the book away i wouldnt want to give to a friend and have them waste their time.

Beranyle

Book 1 in particular is captivating, and a must-read for anybody that particularly prefers the robot stories. Is it Robots of Dawn? Hardly, but the notion of a Robot City and all that it implies, and the fact that there is a murder mystery woven in, leads the reader on a path of discovery through this amazing place. There are only a few robots that have inspired me to weep: The robots in "Silent Running", Robot Clark in "Futureworld" and Wohler in Robot City, Book 1. There are a few inconsistencies in the series, and the human characters can be the most frustrating of all, but for lack of Asimov himself - and I don't know how any author could possibly wow us with something better than R. Giskard Reventlov - the robots of Robot City are a fascinating bunch, and I'm glad to have made their acquaintance.

Black_Hawk_Down.

Absolutely brilliant, in my humble opinion. I picked it up to read one night in bed, and apart from sleeping & eating, I didn't stop till the next evening. Through Asimov's helpful attitude & guidance, these authors have turned out an excellent read, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I'm potentially worried about diffferent authors doing a story along the same lines, while it allows for changes & invididualism, sometimes reading a series of books means you'll get the same 'writers attitude' whereas with this series you'll encounter a few different 'attitudes'... if this was anything to go by though, I have no concerns. :)

Love Me

to a person outside looking in, it seems like a typical robot book. humans and robots trying to co-exist, but things are thrown in the mix to make the overall journey a bit more interesting.
Isaac Asimov gave the authors a set of rules to live by when writing this book. certain behaviors that govern the behavior of the robots. which creates dilemma and affects certain behaviors of the main character, derek.
throw in amnesia, a few aliens and a girl, you got yourself robot city.

MisTereO

I enjoyed this work more than many I've read lately. Good sci-fi without trying to push all the moral envelopes. This is the kind of fiction I've missed in my recent reading.
Sadly, I find that there are too many questions left open at the end of the book. I want the answers. Will I find them in upcoming novels and will it be in a timely fashion? I hope so.
I'd have given the book five stars if it had wrapped up more loose ends.

Perius

Many years ago, I read this series of books when they came out in paperback, while Asimov was still alive. I had forgotten how entertaining they were. All the classic elements, including continuity between different authors in the series exist. A must read for people who like a substantial, yet easy to read book. Definately not for those with a short attention span or someone who would rather see the movie then read the book.

Gindian

First of all you have to understand that Asimov had planned for this book to be written and set out guidelines for the authors to follow. Michael P. Kube-McDowell and Mike McQuay have done an excelent job of honoring the foundation/robot universe and their interpretations only improve the depth and color of the story. I think Asimov is smiling on this one.

What can I say 4 of the best stories I have ever read I am a long time asomov fan and thought after his death nothing would be as good but I have been proved wrong these stories could have come right out of asimovs own pen GREAT FABBY FANTASTIC if you havn't read them then I sugest you do you won't be dissapointed...

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