Have you also heard of the Black Widowers?
Tales of the Black Widowers, Bob? Yes, if I'm correct its a collection of detective stories by Asimov. I have not read it though as I'm more of a Sci-Fi nerd than a detective one.
Try them, they have the same sense of Asimov humour and are very clever, as you would expect.
I think I will, thanks Bob. I usually enjoy anything by Asimov.
You know Asimov and Arthur C Clarke had a treaty. It stated that that Asimov had to say that Arthur C. Clarke was the best science fiction writer in the world (reserving second best for himself), while Clarke had to insist that Isaac Asimov was the best science writer in the world (reserving second best for himself). So the dedication in Clarke's book Report on Planet Three reads "In accordance with the terms of the Clarke-Asimov treaty, the second-best science writer dedicates this book to the second-best science-fiction writer".
