Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov

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Portrait of Isaac Asimov Isaac Asimov Letter to Comet, Jul 1941 (1941)

It's a curious coincidence but in three of the first four issues of Comet a Binder story appeared, and each time I stamped it as most enjoyable in the issue. That's pretty good. In fact, that's damned good.
Also, I am panting heavily with excitement while waiting for E. E. Smith's novelet in the next issue. I order you to see to it that future stories of the series be printed in consecutive issues for an indefinite period. If Smith refuses to write that fast, give him a shot of adrenalin, or argue his boss into firing him—so that he can have more time to write.
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Portrait of Isaac Asimov Isaac Asimov Letter to Comet, Jul 1941 (1941)

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