The Early Asimov. Volume 3

[1] The last story in The Early Asimov: Volume 2.

[2] The Unknown 5, edited by D. R. Bensen Copyright © 1964 by Isaac Asimov

[3] Astounding Science Fiction, November 1943, Copyright © 1943 by Street and Smith Publications, Inc., Copyright renewed © 1970 by Isaac Asimov

[4] Astounding Science Fiction, March 1945, Copyright © 1945 by Street and Smith Publications, Inc.

[5] Astounding Science Fiction, June 1948, Copyright © 1948 by Street amp; Smith Publications, Inc.

[6] The Endochronometer - First attempts to measure the time, Astounding Science Fiction, March 1948, Copyright © 1948 by Street amp; Smith Publications, Inc.

[7] This was inspired by Robert Browning's poem Rabbi Ben Ezra and was a misquotation - which shows you the level of my culture. The first line of the poem is 'Grow old along with me.'

[8] Years afterwards, as a result of the subsequent history of that story, Merwin took to apologizing for that rejection every time he met me - but he didn't have to, and I kept telling him so. He was editor, and he was completely within his rights to reject the story, and I was being pettily temperamental to be angry about it. I have made every effort, since, to avoid evident anger at any rejection, however unjustified it might seem at the time, and I think I have succeeded.

[9] Astounding Science Fiction, January 1949, Copyright © 1948 by Street amp; Smith Publications, Inc.

[10] Astounding Science Fiction, May 1949, Copyright © 1949 by Street amp; Smith Publications, Inc.