Isaac Asimov
AmericanScience FictionHard Science Fictionb. 1920 — d. 1992
Isaac Asimov (1920–1992) was a Russian-born American writer and biochemist, best known for his foundational contributions to science fiction and for popular-science books. His major works include the Foundation series, the Robot series (including I, Robot), and numerous essays and nonfiction titles that made science accessible to general readers. He was a prolific author known for clear exposition, intellectual curiosity, and influential ideas such as the Three Laws of Robotics.
Awards
['Hugo Award', 'Nebula Award', 'SFWA Grand Master']
Notable Works
['Foundation', 'I, Robot', 'The Caves of Steel']
