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Isaac Asimov tops the poll of science fiction authors for I, Robot, and the Foundation trilogy. He's followed closely by John Wyndham for, among other works, his 1951 novel, The Day of The Triffids. Fred Hoyle comes in third for The Black Cloud. ...
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