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The Most Interesting Book in the World
English | December 1st, 2024 | ISBN: 1398532371 | 272 pages | True EPUB | 92.4 MB
The Most Interesting Book in the World
Drawn from a lifetime's search for the weird and the wonderful, The Most Interesting Book in The World is a miscellany of things too strange to be true, yet somehow are.
Written by a former BBC QI Elf turned bestselling author, this remarkable treasury of tales and trivia will whisk you on a jaw-dropping journey through time and space, stopping off to marvel at only the obscure, the startling and the straight-up weird.
In it, Edward Brooke-Hitching considers questions such as
• Why is a cat technically a liquid and a solid?
• How did nineteenth-century scientists attempt to signal aliens?
• Why did the Dutch once eat their prime minister?
Nowhere else will you find woven together the stories of the religious leader who attempted to build a robot messiah from a dining table, the anti-gravity 'air-walkers' of Victorian London, and the pirates who rode sheep; or practical advice for correctly exorcising a house and casting ancient love spells, along with recent scientific discoveries like the mould that can navigate a maze and that humans can glow in the dark.
A unique hybrid of encyclopaedia, trivia and drunken-bar raconteur, all stitched together in one colossal Frankenstein volume packed full of images and photographs - this is the ultimate must-read for anyone looking to tickle the cortex of their curiosity.
English | December 1st, 2024 | ISBN: 1398532371 | 272 pages | True EPUB | 92.4 MB
The Most Interesting Book in the World
Drawn from a lifetime's search for the weird and the wonderful, The Most Interesting Book in The World is a miscellany of things too strange to be true, yet somehow are.
Written by a former BBC QI Elf turned bestselling author, this remarkable treasury of tales and trivia will whisk you on a jaw-dropping journey through time and space, stopping off to marvel at only the obscure, the startling and the straight-up weird.
In it, Edward Brooke-Hitching considers questions such as
• Why is a cat technically a liquid and a solid?
• How did nineteenth-century scientists attempt to signal aliens?
• Why did the Dutch once eat their prime minister?
Nowhere else will you find woven together the stories of the religious leader who attempted to build a robot messiah from a dining table, the anti-gravity 'air-walkers' of Victorian London, and the pirates who rode sheep; or practical advice for correctly exorcising a house and casting ancient love spells, along with recent scientific discoveries like the mould that can navigate a maze and that humans can glow in the dark.
A unique hybrid of encyclopaedia, trivia and drunken-bar raconteur, all stitched together in one colossal Frankenstein volume packed full of images and photographs - this is the ultimate must-read for anyone looking to tickle the cortex of their curiosity.
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https://uploady.io/xky3ggtep7k6Goodreads Most Popular Books - September, 2024
Language: English | Format: epub | 2024 | Size: 39.2 MB
List:
01. Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors
02. Intermezzo by Sally Rooney
03. Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune
04. The Life Impossible by Matt Haig
05. Wild Eyes by Elsie Silver
06. Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty
07. The Night We Lost Him by Laura Dave
08. We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
09. Phantasma by Kaylie Smith
10. An Academy for Liars by Alexis Henderson
Language: English | Format: epub | 2024 | Size: 39.2 MB
List:
01. Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors
02. Intermezzo by Sally Rooney
03. Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune
04. The Life Impossible by Matt Haig
05. Wild Eyes by Elsie Silver
06. Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty
07. The Night We Lost Him by Laura Dave
08. We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
09. Phantasma by Kaylie Smith
10. An Academy for Liars by Alexis Henderson
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Automate Your Home Using Go Build a Personal Data Center with Raspberry Pi, Docker, Prometheus
English | September 24, 2024 | ISBN: 9798888650509 | PDF | 154 pages | 28.9 MB
Automate Your Home Using Go: Build a Personal Data Center with Raspberry Pi, Docker, Prometheus, and Grafana (True PDF)
Take control of your home and your data with the power of the Go programming language. Build extraordinary and robust home automation solutions that rival much more expensive, closed commercial alternatives, using the same tools found in high-end enterprise computing environments. Best-selling Pragmatic Bookshelf authors Ricardo Gerardi and Mike Riley show how you can use inexpensive Raspberry Pi hardware and excellent, open source Go-based software tools like Prometheus and Grafana to create your own personal data center. Using the step-by-step examples in the book, build useful home automation projects that you can use as a blueprint for your own custom projects.
With just a Raspberry Pi and the Go programming language, build your own personal data center that coordinates and manages your home automation, leveraging the same high-powered software used by large enterprises. The projects in this book are easy to assemble, no soldering or electrical engineering expertise required.
Build a temperature monitor that can send alerts any time defined thresholds are exceeded and report the temperature readings on a time-based series chart. Change the color of lights to visually indicate the current outdoor weather status. Create a networked motion detector that triggers an alert any time motion is detected, such as a door opening or closing, a pet wandering around, or deliveries or visitors arriving on your front porch. Even have these triggers initiate a more complex Go-based automation sequence. Integrate a small, high-resolution camera into a bird feeder that takes excellent, up-close photos whenever a bird perches at the feeder, and broadcasts them to your Discord server where your family and friends can see these wildlife captures in real time.
Control your home with hardware you configure, and manage it with Go code that you create and modify any time you want to enhance your home automation capabilities.
What You Need
Readers should be familiar with the Go programming language and have working knowledge of Linux. Free, open source Go-based libraries and utilities are available for download from the Internet. Readers will also need a working Raspberry Pi 3+ or higher, and a Pi Pico W microcontroller. Several other inexpensive electronic parts (touch sensors, motion detectors) are also needed for some of the projects. A Philips Hue base lighting system is also needed for the weather monitor project.
English | September 24, 2024 | ISBN: 9798888650509 | PDF | 154 pages | 28.9 MB
Automate Your Home Using Go: Build a Personal Data Center with Raspberry Pi, Docker, Prometheus, and Grafana (True PDF)
Take control of your home and your data with the power of the Go programming language. Build extraordinary and robust home automation solutions that rival much more expensive, closed commercial alternatives, using the same tools found in high-end enterprise computing environments. Best-selling Pragmatic Bookshelf authors Ricardo Gerardi and Mike Riley show how you can use inexpensive Raspberry Pi hardware and excellent, open source Go-based software tools like Prometheus and Grafana to create your own personal data center. Using the step-by-step examples in the book, build useful home automation projects that you can use as a blueprint for your own custom projects.
With just a Raspberry Pi and the Go programming language, build your own personal data center that coordinates and manages your home automation, leveraging the same high-powered software used by large enterprises. The projects in this book are easy to assemble, no soldering or electrical engineering expertise required.
Build a temperature monitor that can send alerts any time defined thresholds are exceeded and report the temperature readings on a time-based series chart. Change the color of lights to visually indicate the current outdoor weather status. Create a networked motion detector that triggers an alert any time motion is detected, such as a door opening or closing, a pet wandering around, or deliveries or visitors arriving on your front porch. Even have these triggers initiate a more complex Go-based automation sequence. Integrate a small, high-resolution camera into a bird feeder that takes excellent, up-close photos whenever a bird perches at the feeder, and broadcasts them to your Discord server where your family and friends can see these wildlife captures in real time.
Control your home with hardware you configure, and manage it with Go code that you create and modify any time you want to enhance your home automation capabilities.
What You Need
Readers should be familiar with the Go programming language and have working knowledge of Linux. Free, open source Go-based libraries and utilities are available for download from the Internet. Readers will also need a working Raspberry Pi 3+ or higher, and a Pi Pico W microcontroller. Several other inexpensive electronic parts (touch sensors, motion detectors) are also needed for some of the projects. A Philips Hue base lighting system is also needed for the weather monitor project.
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Star Wars Specials The Empire Strikes Back
Language: English | Format: pdf | 2024 | Size: 115.5 MB
With the Death Star destroyed, the Empire has declared martial law throughout the galaxy. A thousand worlds have felt the oppressive hand of the Emperor as he attempts to crush the growing Rebellion. As the Imperial grip of tyranny tightens, Luke, Leia, Han, and the rest of the small band of freedom fighters continue to press for the salvation of the planets — but such a small crew stands little hope of succeeding against the dominant might of the Empire. But sometimes that's all it takes — a little hope. Dark Horse Comics is proud to present, in an all-new package, the comics adaptation of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back — The Special Edition. By Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson, this classic adaptation is reprinted from the original Star Wars comic-book series and is now collected with an all-new cover to celebrate The Empire Strikes Back — The Special Edition.
Language: English | Format: pdf | 2024 | Size: 115.5 MB
With the Death Star destroyed, the Empire has declared martial law throughout the galaxy. A thousand worlds have felt the oppressive hand of the Emperor as he attempts to crush the growing Rebellion. As the Imperial grip of tyranny tightens, Luke, Leia, Han, and the rest of the small band of freedom fighters continue to press for the salvation of the planets — but such a small crew stands little hope of succeeding against the dominant might of the Empire. But sometimes that's all it takes — a little hope. Dark Horse Comics is proud to present, in an all-new package, the comics adaptation of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back — The Special Edition. By Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson, this classic adaptation is reprinted from the original Star Wars comic-book series and is now collected with an all-new cover to celebrate The Empire Strikes Back — The Special Edition.
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https://uploady.io/zj1p86kkefegIsaac Asimov - Greater Foundation Universe (Chronological Order)
Language: English | Format: epub/mobi | 2024 | Size: 104.3 MB
Foundation universe
The Foundation universe refers to the universe of the Foundation series, in which are set many books and short stories either written by Isaac Asimov or authorized by the Asimov estate. It spans the Milky Way galaxy and ten thousands of years in the future, with events diverging from the real history in the second half 20th century, the first obvious event being the Great Catastrophe in the 1970s.
The works belonging to it include the Foundation series, the Galactic Empire trilogy (and one Galactic Empire short story, called "Blind Alley"), and the Robot novel series and robot short stories, as well as some books written by other authors authorized by Asimov's estate: the Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time, Robot City, Robots and Aliens and Robot Mystery series by various authors, the Caliban trilogy by Roger MacBride Allen, the second Foundation trilogy by Gregory Benford, Greg Bear and David Brin, and the I, Robot prequel trilogy by Mickey Zucker Reichert.
They are all sometimes called "the greater Foundation series" together.
Johnny Pez's Insanely Complete Fiction List
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - All the Troubles of the World
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - Point of View
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - Someday
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - True Love
GFU 001 - Isaac Asimov - A Boy's Best Friend
GFU 002 - Isaac Asimov - Robbie
GFU 003 - Isaac Asimov - Robot AL-76 Goes Astray
GFU 004 - Isaac Asimov - Insert Knob A in Hole B
GFU 004.5 - Steve Perry & Gary A. Braunbeck - Time Was; Isaac Asimov's I-BOTS
GFU 005 - Isaac Asimov - Runaround
GFU 006 - Isaac Asimov - Reason
GFU 007 - Isaac Asimov - Catch That Rabbit
GFU 008 - Isaac Asimov - Liar
GFU 009 - Isaac Asimov - Satisfaction Guaranteed
GFU 010 - Mike Resnick - Balance
GFU 011 - Isaac Asimov - Lenny
GFU 012 - Hal Clement - Blot
GFU 013 - Isaac Asimov - Little Lost Robot
GFU 014 - Isaac Asimov - Escape!
GFU 015 - Isaac Asimov - Cal
GFU 016 - Isaac Asimov - Evidence
GFU 017 - Sheila Finch - PAPPI
GFU 018 - Isaac Asimov - Risk
GFU 019 - Isaac Asimov - Galley Slave
GFU 020 - Isaac Asimov - First Law
GFU 021 - I, Robot (Reichert) 001 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Protect
GFU 022 - I, Robot (Reichert) 002 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Obey
GFU 023 - Poul Anderson - Plato's Cave
GFU 024 - I, Robot (Reichert) 002 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Preserve
GFU 025 - Isaac Asimov - The Evitable Conflict
GFU 026 - Isaac Asimov - Robot Dreams
GFU 026.5 - Isaac Asimov - Sally
GFU 027 - Isaac Asimov - Robot Visions
GFU 028 - Isaac Asimov - Feminine Intuition
GFU 029 - Harry Harrison - The Fourth Law of Robotics
GFU 029.5 - Isaac Asimov - The Tercentenary Incident
GFU 030 - Isaac Asimov - Christmas Without Rodney
GFU 031 - Isaac Asimov - Kid Brother
GFU 032 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 001 - William F. Wu - Predator
GFU 033 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 002 - William F. Wu - Marauder
GFU 034 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 003 - William F. Wu - Warrior
GFU 035 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 004 - William F. Wu - Dictator
GFU 036 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 005 - William F. Wu - Emperor
GFU 037 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 006 - William F. Wu - Invader
GFU 038 - Isaac Asimov - Light Verse
GFU 039 - Isaac Asimov - Too Bad!
GFU 040 - Isaac Asimov - That Thou Art Mindful of Him
GFU 041 - Robert Sheckley - Carhunters of the Concrete Prairie
GFU 042 - Isaac Asimov - The Bicentennial Man
GFU 043 - Isaac Asimov - Nemesis
GFU 044 - Isaac Asimov - Mother Earth
GFU 045 - Robot 001 - Isaac Asimov - The Caves of Steel
GFU 046 - Robot 002 - Isaac Asimov - The Naked Sun
GFU 047 - Isaac Asimov - Mirror Image
GFU 048 - Pamela Sargent - Strip-Runner
GFU 049 - Robot 003 - Isaac Asimov - The Robots of Dawn
GFU 050 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 001 - Michael P. Kube-McDowell - Odyssey
GFU 051 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 002 - Mike McQuay - Suspicion
GFU 052 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 003 - William F. Wu - Cyborg
GFU 053 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 004 - Arthur Byron Cover - Prodigy
GFU 054 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 005 - Rob Chilson - Refuge
GFU 055 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 006 - William F. Wu - Perihelion
GFU 056 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City ;Robots and Aliens 001 - Stephen Leigh - Changeling
GFU 057 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 002 - W. Cordell Scotten - Renegade
GFU 058 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 003 - Robert Thurston - Intruder
GFU 059 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 004 - Jerry Oltion - Alliance
GFU 060 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 005 - Bruce Bethke - Maverick
GFU 061 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 006 - Jerry Oltion - Humanity
GFU 062 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 001 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Mirage
GFU 063 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 002 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Chimera
GFU 064 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 003 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Aurora
GFU 065 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 004 - Alexander C. Irvine - Have Robot, Will Travel
GFU 066 - Robot 004 - Isaac Asimov - Robots and Empire
GFU 067 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 001 - Roger MacBride Allen - Caliban
GFU 068 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 002 - Roger MacBride Allen - Inferno
GFU 069 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 003 - Roger MacBride Allen - Utopia
GFU 070 - Galactic Empire 001 - Isaac Asimov - The Stars, Like Dust
GFU 071 - Galactic Empire 002 - Isaac Asimov - The Currents of Space
GFU 072 - Galactic Empire 003 - Isaac Asimov - Pebble in the Sky
GFU 073 - Isaac Asimov - Blind Alley
GFU 074 - Foundation 001 - Isaac Asimov - Prelude to Foundation
GFU 075 - Isaac Asimov - Eto Demerzel (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 076 - Second Foundation 001 - Gregory Benford - Foundation's Fear
GFU 077 - Isaac Asimov - Cleon I (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 078 - Isaac Asimov - Dors Venabili (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 079 - Isaac Asimov - Wanda Seldon (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 080 - Second Foundation 002 - Greg Bear - Foundation and Chaos
GFU 081 - Isaac Asimov - The Psychohistorians (Foundation)
GFU 082 - Second Foundation 003 - David Brin - Foundation's Triumph
GFU 083 - Isaac Asimov - Epilogue (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 084 - Orson Scott Card - The Originist
GFU 085 - Isaac Asimov - The Encyclopedists (Foundation)
GFU 086 - Isaac Asimov - The Mayors (Foundation)
GFU 087 - Isaac Asimov - The Traders (Foundation)
GFU 088 - Isaac Asimov - The Merchant Princes (Foundation)
GFU 089 - Isaac Asimov - The General (Foundation and Empire)
GFU 090 - Harry Turtledove - Trantor Falls
GFU 091 - Isaac Asimov - The Mule (Foundation and Empire)
GFU 092 - Isaac Asimov - Search by the Mule (Second Foundation)
GFU 093 - Isaac Asimov - Search by the Foundation (Second Foundation)
GFU 094 - Foundation 006 - Isaac Asimov - Foundation's Edge
GFU 095 - Foundation 007 - Isaac Asimov - Foundation and Earth
GFU 096 - George Zebrowski - Foundation's Conscience
GFU 097 - Randall Garrett - No Connections
Remark:
I did this for myself because I like to read in chronological order, and it is also possible to add so-called "fan fiction" things (if I find something worth putting)
Some books are "broken" into several parts for the sake of chronological order, since some books and novellas come between individual parts (that's why Asimov wrote in so-called "parts"), and this is especially felt in the so-called Roboversum , ie the first part, where individual books were actually just collections of stories scattered along the timeline. In parentheses are the original books that were "broken into pieces" to better fit the timeline of the universe itself.
The stories under GFU 000 are not crucial for the timeline, but there because they somehow fit (Multivac, robots and others)
Language: English | Format: epub/mobi | 2024 | Size: 104.3 MB
Foundation universe
The Foundation universe refers to the universe of the Foundation series, in which are set many books and short stories either written by Isaac Asimov or authorized by the Asimov estate. It spans the Milky Way galaxy and ten thousands of years in the future, with events diverging from the real history in the second half 20th century, the first obvious event being the Great Catastrophe in the 1970s.
The works belonging to it include the Foundation series, the Galactic Empire trilogy (and one Galactic Empire short story, called "Blind Alley"), and the Robot novel series and robot short stories, as well as some books written by other authors authorized by Asimov's estate: the Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time, Robot City, Robots and Aliens and Robot Mystery series by various authors, the Caliban trilogy by Roger MacBride Allen, the second Foundation trilogy by Gregory Benford, Greg Bear and David Brin, and the I, Robot prequel trilogy by Mickey Zucker Reichert.
They are all sometimes called "the greater Foundation series" together.
Johnny Pez's Insanely Complete Fiction List
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - All the Troubles of the World
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - Point of View
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - Someday
GFU 000 - Isaac Asimov - True Love
GFU 001 - Isaac Asimov - A Boy's Best Friend
GFU 002 - Isaac Asimov - Robbie
GFU 003 - Isaac Asimov - Robot AL-76 Goes Astray
GFU 004 - Isaac Asimov - Insert Knob A in Hole B
GFU 004.5 - Steve Perry & Gary A. Braunbeck - Time Was; Isaac Asimov's I-BOTS
GFU 005 - Isaac Asimov - Runaround
GFU 006 - Isaac Asimov - Reason
GFU 007 - Isaac Asimov - Catch That Rabbit
GFU 008 - Isaac Asimov - Liar
GFU 009 - Isaac Asimov - Satisfaction Guaranteed
GFU 010 - Mike Resnick - Balance
GFU 011 - Isaac Asimov - Lenny
GFU 012 - Hal Clement - Blot
GFU 013 - Isaac Asimov - Little Lost Robot
GFU 014 - Isaac Asimov - Escape!
GFU 015 - Isaac Asimov - Cal
GFU 016 - Isaac Asimov - Evidence
GFU 017 - Sheila Finch - PAPPI
GFU 018 - Isaac Asimov - Risk
GFU 019 - Isaac Asimov - Galley Slave
GFU 020 - Isaac Asimov - First Law
GFU 021 - I, Robot (Reichert) 001 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Protect
GFU 022 - I, Robot (Reichert) 002 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Obey
GFU 023 - Poul Anderson - Plato's Cave
GFU 024 - I, Robot (Reichert) 002 - Mickey Zucker Reichert - To Preserve
GFU 025 - Isaac Asimov - The Evitable Conflict
GFU 026 - Isaac Asimov - Robot Dreams
GFU 026.5 - Isaac Asimov - Sally
GFU 027 - Isaac Asimov - Robot Visions
GFU 028 - Isaac Asimov - Feminine Intuition
GFU 029 - Harry Harrison - The Fourth Law of Robotics
GFU 029.5 - Isaac Asimov - The Tercentenary Incident
GFU 030 - Isaac Asimov - Christmas Without Rodney
GFU 031 - Isaac Asimov - Kid Brother
GFU 032 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 001 - William F. Wu - Predator
GFU 033 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 002 - William F. Wu - Marauder
GFU 034 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 003 - William F. Wu - Warrior
GFU 035 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 004 - William F. Wu - Dictator
GFU 036 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 005 - William F. Wu - Emperor
GFU 037 - Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time 006 - William F. Wu - Invader
GFU 038 - Isaac Asimov - Light Verse
GFU 039 - Isaac Asimov - Too Bad!
GFU 040 - Isaac Asimov - That Thou Art Mindful of Him
GFU 041 - Robert Sheckley - Carhunters of the Concrete Prairie
GFU 042 - Isaac Asimov - The Bicentennial Man
GFU 043 - Isaac Asimov - Nemesis
GFU 044 - Isaac Asimov - Mother Earth
GFU 045 - Robot 001 - Isaac Asimov - The Caves of Steel
GFU 046 - Robot 002 - Isaac Asimov - The Naked Sun
GFU 047 - Isaac Asimov - Mirror Image
GFU 048 - Pamela Sargent - Strip-Runner
GFU 049 - Robot 003 - Isaac Asimov - The Robots of Dawn
GFU 050 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 001 - Michael P. Kube-McDowell - Odyssey
GFU 051 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 002 - Mike McQuay - Suspicion
GFU 052 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 003 - William F. Wu - Cyborg
GFU 053 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 004 - Arthur Byron Cover - Prodigy
GFU 054 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 005 - Rob Chilson - Refuge
GFU 055 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City 006 - William F. Wu - Perihelion
GFU 056 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City ;Robots and Aliens 001 - Stephen Leigh - Changeling
GFU 057 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 002 - W. Cordell Scotten - Renegade
GFU 058 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 003 - Robert Thurston - Intruder
GFU 059 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 004 - Jerry Oltion - Alliance
GFU 060 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 005 - Bruce Bethke - Maverick
GFU 061 - Isaac Asimov's Robot City; Robots and Aliens 006 - Jerry Oltion - Humanity
GFU 062 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 001 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Mirage
GFU 063 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 002 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Chimera
GFU 064 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 003 - Mark W. Tiedemann - Aurora
GFU 065 - Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery 004 - Alexander C. Irvine - Have Robot, Will Travel
GFU 066 - Robot 004 - Isaac Asimov - Robots and Empire
GFU 067 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 001 - Roger MacBride Allen - Caliban
GFU 068 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 002 - Roger MacBride Allen - Inferno
GFU 069 - Isaac Asimov's Caliban 003 - Roger MacBride Allen - Utopia
GFU 070 - Galactic Empire 001 - Isaac Asimov - The Stars, Like Dust
GFU 071 - Galactic Empire 002 - Isaac Asimov - The Currents of Space
GFU 072 - Galactic Empire 003 - Isaac Asimov - Pebble in the Sky
GFU 073 - Isaac Asimov - Blind Alley
GFU 074 - Foundation 001 - Isaac Asimov - Prelude to Foundation
GFU 075 - Isaac Asimov - Eto Demerzel (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 076 - Second Foundation 001 - Gregory Benford - Foundation's Fear
GFU 077 - Isaac Asimov - Cleon I (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 078 - Isaac Asimov - Dors Venabili (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 079 - Isaac Asimov - Wanda Seldon (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 080 - Second Foundation 002 - Greg Bear - Foundation and Chaos
GFU 081 - Isaac Asimov - The Psychohistorians (Foundation)
GFU 082 - Second Foundation 003 - David Brin - Foundation's Triumph
GFU 083 - Isaac Asimov - Epilogue (Forward the Foundation)
GFU 084 - Orson Scott Card - The Originist
GFU 085 - Isaac Asimov - The Encyclopedists (Foundation)
GFU 086 - Isaac Asimov - The Mayors (Foundation)
GFU 087 - Isaac Asimov - The Traders (Foundation)
GFU 088 - Isaac Asimov - The Merchant Princes (Foundation)
GFU 089 - Isaac Asimov - The General (Foundation and Empire)
GFU 090 - Harry Turtledove - Trantor Falls
GFU 091 - Isaac Asimov - The Mule (Foundation and Empire)
GFU 092 - Isaac Asimov - Search by the Mule (Second Foundation)
GFU 093 - Isaac Asimov - Search by the Foundation (Second Foundation)
GFU 094 - Foundation 006 - Isaac Asimov - Foundation's Edge
GFU 095 - Foundation 007 - Isaac Asimov - Foundation and Earth
GFU 096 - George Zebrowski - Foundation's Conscience
GFU 097 - Randall Garrett - No Connections
Remark:
I did this for myself because I like to read in chronological order, and it is also possible to add so-called "fan fiction" things (if I find something worth putting)
Some books are "broken" into several parts for the sake of chronological order, since some books and novellas come between individual parts (that's why Asimov wrote in so-called "parts"), and this is especially felt in the so-called Roboversum , ie the first part, where individual books were actually just collections of stories scattered along the timeline. In parentheses are the original books that were "broken into pieces" to better fit the timeline of the universe itself.
The stories under GFU 000 are not crucial for the timeline, but there because they somehow fit (Multivac, robots and others)
Kod:
https://www.up-4ever.net/3rhsva27pcvs
https://mega4upload.com/cfocwcmxkok0
https://uploady.io/1t81wopxi80z
