Biography A Azimov

Disconnect on the page of Isaac Azimov to disable on all pages of the authors to preserve the biography-Isaac Aizimov Aizimov name at birth Isaac Yudovich Ozimov-an American science writer, a popularizer of science, a biochemist by profession. The author near books, mainly artistic, primarily in the genre of science fiction, but also in other genres: fantasy, detective, humor and popular science in various fields-from astronomy and genetics to history and literary criticism.

Multiple laureate of the Hugo and Nebulus Prizes. Some terms from his works - Robotics Robotics, Robotics, Positronic Positron, Psychochistory Psychostory, the science of the behavior of large groups of people - firmly entered English and other languages. In the Anglo-American literary tradition of Azimov, along with Arthur ... Om Clark and Robert Heinlin, they are attributed to the "Big Three" fantasy writers.

He was named in honor of the late grandfather for his mother, Isaac Berman - contrary to the late statements of Isaac Azimov, as if the original family name was “winter”, all the remaining relatives have the surname “Azimov”. Of the artistic literature in the early years, he grew mainly on the stories of Sholom-Aleichem. He took him to his parents in the United States “in a suitcase”, as he himself put it, where they settled in Brooklyn and after a few years they opened a confectionery store.

At the age of 5, Isaac Azimov went to school. He was supposed to go to school at 6 years old, but his mother corrected his birthday on September 7, to send him to school a year earlier. Azimov began to write at 11 years old. He began to write a book about the adventures of boys living in a small town, but then abandoned the book. But there was an interesting case.

Having written 2 chapters, Isaac retold them to his friend. He demanded a continuation. When Isaac explained that so far it was all that he wrote, his friend asked to give a book to read the book where Isaac read this story. From that moment, Isaac realized that he had a writing gift, and began to take his literary activity seriously.

After the end of the tenth grade of the year, summer Azimov entered the Seth Low Junior College, but a year later this college closed. Azimov entered the Faculty of Chemistry of Colombian University in New York, where he received a bachelor's degree in the year. For the first time, Azimov was published in the year. It was the story “In captivity at Vesta” English.

The Marooned Off Vesta, accepted for publication in October by Amazing Stories magazine and published on January 10, however, in the year he went to Philadelphia to work as a chemist at the Philadelphia shipyard for the army. Together with him, another fantast writer Robert Heinline worked there. In the year, the story “The arrival of the night” of the planet, rotating in the system of six stars, where the night comes once in years, was published.

The story gained great fame. In the year, the American Association of Fantasy writers announced the “coming of the night” to the best of the ever written fantastic stories. The story more than 20 times fell in anthology, was twice filmed, and Azimov himself subsequently called him "a watershed in my professional career." In February, in Valentinov Day, Azimov met on a “blind -clicking” with Gertrud Blierman English.

Gerthrude Blugerman. From this marriage, the son of David English was born. David and daughter Robin Joen English. Robyn Joan from October to July Azimov served in the army. Then he returned to New York and continued his education. In the year he graduated from graduate school, received the PhD degree of philosophy, and entered the post -class as a biochemist. In the year, he got a teacher at the medical faculty of Boston University, where in December he became an assistant in English.

In the year, the university stopped paying him a salary, but formally left him in his former position. At this point, Azimov’s income as a writer had already exceeded his university salary. In the year he was awarded the title of Professor English. In the year, Azimov broke up with his wife and almost immediately began to live with Janet Opal Jeppson English. Janet Opal Jeppson, which I met at the banquet on May 1 of the year.

Before that, they met in the year when he gave her an autograph. Azimov did not remember that meeting at all, and Jeppson considered him an unpleasant person. The divorce entered into force on November 16, and on November 30, Azimov and Jeppson got married. There were no children from this marriage. He died on April 6 of the year from heart and renal failure against the backdrop of an HIV infection that led to AIDS, which was infected during surgery on the heart in a detailed biography.