#12Booksof2020 @Andrew65
This book was an excellent exploration of the beginnings and context of the writers of the Golden Age of sci-fi, with a particular focus on 3 writers. Alec nevala-Lee doesn't hesitate to point out all the issues with this period of writers, but shows how this led to the mainstreaming of a niche genre.This book introduced me to a great bunch of short stories as well.
#Lockdownlowdown @veritysalter
1. Bombay , India!
2. The tagged book. Was a birthday gift from my husband. Excellent read.
3. Around 300-400 pages !
WOW. And thus a classic was born. Incredible.
Clearly Asimov was the deepest thinker of the lot!
Thinking about #VintageSFMonth means thinking about books by Alec Nevala-Lee, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, and one wild card. https://everydayshouldbetuesday.wordpress.com/2018/12/27/thinking-about-vintage-...
Isaac Asimov on John W. Campbell.
“Damn it, Asimov, you have a built-in doubter.”
“Thank goodness I do, Mr. Campbell.”
An unexpected #bookhaul courtesy of @HarperCollins
I‘m going to have to read this one. #ARCs #bookbloggers
Astounding: John W. Campbell, Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, L. Ron Hubbard, and the Golden Age of Science Fiction | 
