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Gold: The Final Science Fiction Collection is a 1995 collection of stories and essays by American writerIsaac Asimov. The stories, which comprise the volume's first half, are short pieces which had remained uncollected at the time of the author's death. "Cal" describes a robot that wishes to write, and the title story "Gold" expresses both Asimov's admiration ofKing Lear and his thoughts on cinema adaptations of his own stories. The story "Gold" won aHugo Award.[1]

First edition
(published byHarper Prism).

Contents

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Part One: The Final Stories

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Short stories:

  1. "Cal" (1990), novelette,Robot series
  2. "Left to Right" (1987),Probability Zero series
  3. "Frustration" (1991)
  4. "Hallucination" (1985), novelette,Multivac series
  5. "The Instability" (1989)
  6. "Alexander the God" (1989)
  7. "In the Canyon" (1990)
  8. "Good-bye to Earth" (1989)
  9. "Battle-Hymn" (1995)
  10. "Feghoot and the Courts" (1986)
  11. "Fault-Intolerant" (1990)
  12. "Kid Brother" (1990),Robot series
  13. "The Nations in Space" (1995)
  14. "The Smile of the Chipper" (1988)
  15. "Gold" (1991), novelette

Part Two: On Science Fiction

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Essays:

  1. "The Longest Voyage" (1983)
  2. "Inventing the Universe" (1990)
  3. "Flying Saucers and Science Fiction" (1982)
  4. "Invasion" (1990)
  5. "The Science Fiction Blowgun" (1978)
  6. "The Robot Chronicles" (1990)
  7. "Golden Age Ahead" (1979)
  8. "The All-Human Galaxy" (1983)
  9. "Psychohistory" (1988)
  10. "Science Fiction Series" (1986)
  11. "Survivors" (1987)
  12. "Nowhere!" (1983)
  13. "Outsiders, Insiders" (1986)
  14. "Science Fiction Anthologies" (1981)
  15. "The Influence of Science Fiction" (1981)
  16. "Women and Science Fiction" (1983)
  17. "Religion and Science Fiction" (1984)
  18. "Time-Travel" (1984)

Part Three: On Writing Science Fiction

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Essays:

  1. "Plotting" (1989)
  2. "Metaphor" (1989)
  3. "Ideas" (1990)
  4. "Serials" (1980)
  5. "The Name of Our Field" (1978)
  6. "Hints" (1979)
  7. "Writing for Young People" (1986)
  8. "Names" (1984)
  9. "Originality" (1986)
  10. "Book Reviews" (1981)
  11. "What Writers Go Through" (1981)
  12. "Revisions" (1982)
  13. "Irony" (1984)
  14. "Plagiarism" (1985)
  15. "Symbolism" (1985)
  16. "Prediction" (1989)
  17. "Best-Seller" (1983)
  18. "Pseudonyms" (1984)
  19. "Dialog" (1985)

References

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  1. ^"1992 Hugo Awards". World Science Fiction Society. Archived fromthe original on May 7, 2011. RetrievedApril 19, 2010.

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