Hey All! Pardon the delay but here is my review for the classic science fiction I, Robot.
** spoiler alert ** Classics are classics for a reason. I, Robot was visionary for its time and that carries through to today. The collection of interconnected short stories paved the way for future authors. The stories themselves range from the heartfelt tale of Robbie, the mute nanny robot, to the sinister tale of the little lost robot. It makes me wonder what Asimov would have been writing about today if he saw how far we’ve come. Overall, fascinating world, likable characters, and relevant content.
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A book cover for one of the most famous robot tales ever by the master of science fiction writing Isaac Asimov
Budding author, Laughing Briar, is a science fiction and fantasy writer, traveler, and lover of the written word just like any other flower pen out there.
Feeding on the madness of a woman’s mind, they’ve planted roots in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Nourished by an engineering education from The Ohio State University, a blended family upbringing, and an insatiable wanderlust, Briar draws deeply from these wells to inspire their stories.
In their free time, Briar enjoys tumbling down mountain trails, seeding songs in karaoke, and rooting for their D&D party to survive the darkest of dungeons. Today, they are the author of exactly forty-two short stories and are planning to release their debut novel, ‘Gambling on Common Sense,’ by 2024.
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