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Machines That Think

the best science fiction stories about robots and computers

by Isaac Asimov; Patricia S. Warrick; Martin H. Greenberg; Ambrose Bierce; John Wyndham; Harl Vincent; Harry Bates; Robert Moore Williams; Lester del Rey; A. E. van Vogt; Harlan Ellison; Murray Leinster; Poul Anderson; Walter M. Miller Jr.; Jesse F. Bone; Harry Harrison; Michael Shaara; Philip K. Dick; Gordon R. Dickson; Arthur C. Clarke; Robert Silverberg; John Brunner; Frederic Brown; Vernor Vinge; Gene Wolfe; George Zebrowski

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Earliest known edition
1984
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
627
English editions
8 ↗
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1984-01 · Holt, Rinehart, and Winston · eng

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Machines That ThinkSelectededited by Isaac Asimov, Patricia S. Warrick, Martin H. Greenberg.1984-01hardcover627Open Library ↗
War With the Robots1992hardcover609Open Library ↗
Machines That ThinkFebruary 1984hardcover627Open Library ↗
Machines that ThinkApril 16, 1986hardcover—Open Library ↗
Machines That ThinkAugust 1988hardcover—Open Library ↗
Machines that think(edited by) Isaac Asimov, Patricia S. Warrick and Martin H. Greenberg.1984unknown627Open Library ↗
Machines That ThinkFebruary 1984unknown627Open Library ↗
Machines that think[edited by] Isaac Asimov, Patricia S. Warwick, Martin H.Greenberg.1985unknown—Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL179TScience fiction, AmericanAmerican Science fictionComputersRobotsFictionScience fictionAmerican literatureAndroids