Talk:Azazel (Asimov)

Article name and book

I changed the article quite a bit and made it more about the series rather then about the book, I feel that since they both have the same name, its easier to group them into this one article rather then trying to find references for half of the stories and having other information on other pages, I used the two main web links to figure out the chronology of and dates of publication, but I also list the two stories that the links don't, mainly "Getting Even" and the "Perfectly Formal" section of the 'Cal' story, but some people might not think that 'Perfectly Formal' is a true Azazel story since it is not listed on the two sites I used as references, but it does have the same characters as the rest of the series, it might also be interesting if all the stories had a summery section in the table, but that would limit the book section to only a contents listing. I and probably alot of people haven't read most of the other Azazel stories so there probably wouldn't be a chance that we'd have a complete summery for each story and that would leave gaps and make the article less unified. Even the sites I listed don't seem to have read the first one in the series, but I think its the best idea to have them all mentioned here. The sortable feature helps in looking up their original sources, dates, titles and collections a bit easier, that is why I placed "Azazel" the book at the front of that section of the 'Collection' table even though the story may have appeared in a collection before it appeared in the "Azazel" collection. Lastly I noticed that on some editions and in "I. Asimov: A Memoir" the book is mentioned as being "Azazel: Fantasy Stories" but that doesn't appear on the title page, so I left that out of the article, since it doesn't seem to be an official name but just a advertising way to show its not a novel or science fiction. (Floppydog66 (talk) 21:11, 30 August 2009 (UTC))

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