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From: recovert@ihuxf.UUCP (recovert)
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Subject: Re: Robots of Dawn <spoiler!>
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Date: Thu, 8-Nov-84 09:53:46 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  8 09:53:46 1984
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I just started reading the Robots Of Dawn by Asimov. The book appears
to be ONE LONG story about a human detective investigating the
*death* of an intelligent robot. After ~100 pages, I keep expecting
the human detective to discover who killed the robot. My biggest compliant
is that the story topic seems more suited to a short story then a 300 page
novel. Asimov spends to much time trying to develope an alternate world
(Aurora) in order to solve the crime.
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Richard E. Covert (312) 979-4428 ihuxf!recovert (BTL,Indian Hill)