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since 1942 to Gertrude Blugerman with whom he has two children
(David, born in 1951 and Robyn Joan, born in 1955) everything
seems to pass to Isaac Asimov. Published regularly since the early
fifties, he left his job as professor to dedicate himself entirely
to writing from 1958. A prolific author, Isaac Asimov leaves two
major works: the series "Foundation" (a trilogy which
will be added five other volumes) centered on an imaginary science,
the psychohistoire able to predict the future based on past events.
Another major monument of writing the series of "Robots"
(eight books in total) around the three laws of robotics, in which
he fights against all forms of racism. Both works are still best-sellers
and a good gateway to explore the science-fiction. In 1983, Isaac
Asimov suffered a heart operation at the operation a transfusion
of blood to transmit the AIDS virus. Sick, he continues to write
and leaves a considerable oeuvre, hundreds of new science fiction
and police, dozens of novels and dozens of books on popular science.
Isaac Asimov died on April 6 1992 in New York.
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