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Fantasy/Science Fiction series:

Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series

Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Robots series

Mary Janice Davidson's Undead series

Anne McCaffrey's Dragonrider series
Anne McCaffrey's Crystal Singer series
Anne McCaffrey's Brain Ships series
Anne McCaffrey's Talents (psychic, rowan, tower) series
Anne McCaffrey's Petaybee series
Anne McCaffrey's Freedom series
Anne McCaffrey's Acorna series
George R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones and more
Tanya Huff's Vicki Nelson (Blood Lines)
Tanya Huff's Confederation
Terry Pratchett's Discworld series
Spider Robinson's Callahan and Stardance series

Roger Zelazny's Amber Series

Isaac Asimov

Short Story Collections

Isaac Asimov built his reputation on short stories, when he collected those stories in his excellent anthologies, he frequently introduced the stories with short autobiographical notes.

Asimov's short stories were often informed by his education and continuing interest in science.

Many of his stories are, like the best of science fiction, about the way the people and societies are affected by scientific developments.

He wrote about computers and robots, but also about telebportation and space travel.

A great irony of Asimov's vast stories is that he was afraid of plane travel himself.

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