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Video: Isaac Asimov on The Golden Age of Science Fiction 
Google Video | Mon, Feb 11
Legendary science fiction author Isaac Asimov talks about the history of SF magazines--especially the changes at Astounding Stories during the late 1930s under editor John W. Campbell. This 1971 interview is the 1st of two Asimov excerpts from the Literature of SF
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