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As of right now I'm reading The Foundation Trilogy (pg.82) and completed already the following: I, Robot; Rest of the Robots.



One character that I've liked a lot in both books is Robotpsychologist Susan Calvin not only because of the job title and narrative position but also because I can relate to her characteristics. (And also because its finally a new kind of protagonist)



Not to mention the two engineers who's name I've forgotten (Powell?, ?)



Now I've been wondering is there any other book where Susan Calvin or Powell (2 engineers) makes an appearance?






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  • The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago











  • Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








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    You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

    – pojo-guy
    12 mins ago
















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As of right now I'm reading The Foundation Trilogy (pg.82) and completed already the following: I, Robot; Rest of the Robots.



One character that I've liked a lot in both books is Robotpsychologist Susan Calvin not only because of the job title and narrative position but also because I can relate to her characteristics. (And also because its finally a new kind of protagonist)



Not to mention the two engineers who's name I've forgotten (Powell?, ?)



Now I've been wondering is there any other book where Susan Calvin or Powell (2 engineers) makes an appearance?






books isaac-asimov







share|improve this question

























  • The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago











  • Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

    – pojo-guy
    12 mins ago














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As of right now I'm reading The Foundation Trilogy (pg.82) and completed already the following: I, Robot; Rest of the Robots.



One character that I've liked a lot in both books is Robotpsychologist Susan Calvin not only because of the job title and narrative position but also because I can relate to her characteristics. (And also because its finally a new kind of protagonist)



Not to mention the two engineers who's name I've forgotten (Powell?, ?)



Now I've been wondering is there any other book where Susan Calvin or Powell (2 engineers) makes an appearance?






books isaac-asimov







share|improve this question
















As of right now I'm reading The Foundation Trilogy (pg.82) and completed already the following: I, Robot; Rest of the Robots.



One character that I've liked a lot in both books is Robotpsychologist Susan Calvin not only because of the job title and narrative position but also because I can relate to her characteristics. (And also because its finally a new kind of protagonist)



Not to mention the two engineers who's name I've forgotten (Powell?, ?)



Now I've been wondering is there any other book where Susan Calvin or Powell (2 engineers) makes an appearance?






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  • The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago











  • Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

    – pojo-guy
    12 mins ago



















  • The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago











  • Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

    – pojo-guy
    12 mins ago

















The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

– Andres F.
3 hours ago





The engineers are Greg Powell and Mike Donovan. Fun fact: the name "Mike Donovan" was used as a homage for one of the main characters of the TV series "V" (which was unrelated to Asimov and was about invading reptiloid aliens masquerading as humans).

– Andres F.
3 hours ago













Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

– StellarEquilibrium
3 hours ago







Didn't knew about multiple question thingy thanks, won't make this mistake again. exactly powell and donovan! They were an amazing team! Reminds me of that one movie where one guy is stupid and the other fat but they made an excellent team.

– StellarEquilibrium
3 hours ago






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You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

– pojo-guy
12 mins ago





You're going to have to read the R. Daneel Olivaw books now - "Robots and Empire" ties the Robots and Foundation stories together.

– pojo-guy
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Any other Asimov Books where Susan Calvin appears?




Yes.



List of stories featuring Susan Calvin



She's also co-opted by a bunch of other authors as well (Arthur C Clark for one).



The Wikipedia link provided above lists 12 stories by Asimov in which she can be found either as a protagonist, bit part or referenced as background detail.




  • "Escape!"

  • "Evidence"

  • "The Evitable Conflict"

  • "Feminine Intuition"

  • "Galley Slave"

  • "Lenny"

  • "Liar!"

  • "Little Lost Robot"

  • "Risk"

  • "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)

  • "Robot Dreams"

  • "Satisfaction Guaranteed"






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  • Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

    – Valorum
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  • +1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago













  • great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








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    @StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago





















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Dr. Susan Calvin appears in Satisfaction Guaranteed:




Dr. Susan Calvin was there, too, sitting stiffly in thin-lipped abstraction.




She is clearly the same robotpsychologist (my emphasis):




"Mrs. Belmont, I hope you appreciate the importance of this experiment. Your husband tells me he has given you some of the background. I would like to give you more, as the senior psychologist of the U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Corporation.







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Any other Asimov Books where Susan Calvin appears?




Yes.



List of stories featuring Susan Calvin



She's also co-opted by a bunch of other authors as well (Arthur C Clark for one).



The Wikipedia link provided above lists 12 stories by Asimov in which she can be found either as a protagonist, bit part or referenced as background detail.




  • "Escape!"

  • "Evidence"

  • "The Evitable Conflict"

  • "Feminine Intuition"

  • "Galley Slave"

  • "Lenny"

  • "Liar!"

  • "Little Lost Robot"

  • "Risk"

  • "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)

  • "Robot Dreams"

  • "Satisfaction Guaranteed"






share|improve this answer


























  • Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • +1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago













  • great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    @StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago


















5















Any other Asimov Books where Susan Calvin appears?




Yes.



List of stories featuring Susan Calvin



She's also co-opted by a bunch of other authors as well (Arthur C Clark for one).



The Wikipedia link provided above lists 12 stories by Asimov in which she can be found either as a protagonist, bit part or referenced as background detail.




  • "Escape!"

  • "Evidence"

  • "The Evitable Conflict"

  • "Feminine Intuition"

  • "Galley Slave"

  • "Lenny"

  • "Liar!"

  • "Little Lost Robot"

  • "Risk"

  • "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)

  • "Robot Dreams"

  • "Satisfaction Guaranteed"






share|improve this answer


























  • Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • +1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago













  • great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    @StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago
















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5








5








Any other Asimov Books where Susan Calvin appears?




Yes.



List of stories featuring Susan Calvin



She's also co-opted by a bunch of other authors as well (Arthur C Clark for one).



The Wikipedia link provided above lists 12 stories by Asimov in which she can be found either as a protagonist, bit part or referenced as background detail.




  • "Escape!"

  • "Evidence"

  • "The Evitable Conflict"

  • "Feminine Intuition"

  • "Galley Slave"

  • "Lenny"

  • "Liar!"

  • "Little Lost Robot"

  • "Risk"

  • "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)

  • "Robot Dreams"

  • "Satisfaction Guaranteed"






share|improve this answer
















Any other Asimov Books where Susan Calvin appears?




Yes.



List of stories featuring Susan Calvin



She's also co-opted by a bunch of other authors as well (Arthur C Clark for one).



The Wikipedia link provided above lists 12 stories by Asimov in which she can be found either as a protagonist, bit part or referenced as background detail.




  • "Escape!"

  • "Evidence"

  • "The Evitable Conflict"

  • "Feminine Intuition"

  • "Galley Slave"

  • "Lenny"

  • "Liar!"

  • "Little Lost Robot"

  • "Risk"

  • "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)

  • "Robot Dreams"

  • "Satisfaction Guaranteed"







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  • Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • +1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago













  • great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    @StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago





















  • Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • +1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago













  • great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

    – StellarEquilibrium
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    @StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago



















Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

– Valorum
4 hours ago





Instead of posting a link (that's potentially useless if the address changes), why not copy over the list itself.

– Valorum
4 hours ago













+1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

– Andres F.
3 hours ago







+1 Susan Calvin is unfortunately also coopted for the terrible movie I, Robot, where she's played by a traditionally pretty actress (even though she is described as plain-looking in the books, which is a big deal, in particular for the short story "Liar!") and pretty much doesn't behave like Susan Calvin at all. My memory of this movie will self-destruct in 3...2...1... Sorry, what was the question?

– Andres F.
3 hours ago















great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

– StellarEquilibrium
3 hours ago







great answer / list, will definitely check those gold pieces of literature out. Once you read any of Asimov's novels you can't stop anymore. So I should avoid Liar completely @Andres?

– StellarEquilibrium
3 hours ago






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@StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

– Andres F.
3 hours ago







@StellarEquilibrium No, no, "Liar" is one of the official Susan Calvin stories! What you should avoid is the movie I, Robot, especially if you find yourself liking Asimov. The movie pretty much butchers everything that makes his robot stories unique, and descends pretty fast into generic action scifi tropes. You'll hate Susan Calvin in the movie precisely because you like her in the stories :)

– Andres F.
3 hours ago















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Dr. Susan Calvin appears in Satisfaction Guaranteed:




Dr. Susan Calvin was there, too, sitting stiffly in thin-lipped abstraction.




She is clearly the same robotpsychologist (my emphasis):




"Mrs. Belmont, I hope you appreciate the importance of this experiment. Your husband tells me he has given you some of the background. I would like to give you more, as the senior psychologist of the U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Corporation.







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  • She appears in more short stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago
















0














Dr. Susan Calvin appears in Satisfaction Guaranteed:




Dr. Susan Calvin was there, too, sitting stiffly in thin-lipped abstraction.




She is clearly the same robotpsychologist (my emphasis):




"Mrs. Belmont, I hope you appreciate the importance of this experiment. Your husband tells me he has given you some of the background. I would like to give you more, as the senior psychologist of the U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Corporation.







share|improve this answer
























  • She appears in more short stories :)

    – Andres F.
    3 hours ago














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Dr. Susan Calvin appears in Satisfaction Guaranteed:




Dr. Susan Calvin was there, too, sitting stiffly in thin-lipped abstraction.




She is clearly the same robotpsychologist (my emphasis):




"Mrs. Belmont, I hope you appreciate the importance of this experiment. Your husband tells me he has given you some of the background. I would like to give you more, as the senior psychologist of the U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Corporation.







share|improve this answer













Dr. Susan Calvin appears in Satisfaction Guaranteed:




Dr. Susan Calvin was there, too, sitting stiffly in thin-lipped abstraction.




She is clearly the same robotpsychologist (my emphasis):




"Mrs. Belmont, I hope you appreciate the importance of this experiment. Your husband tells me he has given you some of the background. I would like to give you more, as the senior psychologist of the U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Corporation.








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