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Portrait of Isaac Asimov Isaac Asimov Letter to Planet Stories, Spring 1942 (1942)

However, I reject with disdain the suggestion that I'm softening up with regard to women in science-fiction stories. I'm still agin them—but only, be it remarked, in science-fiction stories. But don't, please don't, say I'm a woman-hater. I don't care for myself, but there are at least seventy-five girls out here in the metropolitan area that would laugh themselves into blue fits of apoplexy if I were called a woman-hater in their hearing.
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Portrait of Isaac Asimov Isaac Asimov Letter to Planet Stories, Spring 1942 (1942)

I think the readers of Planet Stories are the most intelligent group of young men and women in the world. As I look about me upon your fresh, shining faces I am overcome with ecstasy at the thought of being one of you. If the young men will form a line, I will hand out cigars. If the young married women will form a line on the other side with their babies
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