Title:         Robots and empire [sound recording] / Isaac
                  Asimov.
Published:     [Washington, D.C.] : NLS, 1986. (Talking Book
                  Publishers, recording agency. EVA, distributor)
Description:   16 s. : flexible disc. 9 in. ; 8 rpm.
Series:        Robot novels ; 4
Book Number:   FD 22982
Dewey No.:     813.54
Notes:         flexible disc.
               Sequel to: Robots of Dawn.
               Availability restricted to those meeting the
                  eligibility criteria of the holding agency.
               Narrated by Pam Ward.
               In her twenty-third decade of life, Gladia
                  Solaris leaves her home world of Aurora on what becomes a
                  self-styled mission to reconcile the long-standing enmity
                  between the spacer and settler worlds. Meanwhile her two
                  intelligent robots, Daneel and Giskard, work diligently to
                  uncover a plot that would destroy Earth and halt human
                  expansion into the galaxy. Sequel to "Robots of Dawn" (FD
                  20203). Bestseller 1985.
               Female narrator. NLS/BPH
               Bestseller. NLS/BPH
               Reproduced from: 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y. :
                  Doubleday, 1985.
               85001600
Subjects:      Science fiction. gsafd
Other authors: Ward, Pam, narrator.
Location:      DLC-B FD 22982 NLS/BPH
Control No.:   161969


Title:         Robots and empire [sound recording] / Isaac
                  Asimov.
Published:     [Washington, D.C.] : NLS, 1986. (Talking Book
                  Publishers, recording agency. EVA, distributor.)
Description:   3 sound cassettes (C-90) : analog, 15/16 ips, 4
                  track, mono.
Series:        Robot novels ; 4
Book Number:   RC 22982
Dewey No.:     813.54 AFI
Notes:         Sequel to: The robots of dawn.
               Availability restricted to those meeting the
                  eligibility criteria of the holding agency.
               Narrated by Pam Ward.
               In her twenty-third decade of life, Gladia
                  Solaris leaves her home world of Aurora on what becomes a
                  self-styled mission to reconcile the long-standing enmity
                  between the spacer and settler worlds. Meanwhile her two
                  intelligent robots, Daneel and Giskard, work diligently to
                  uncover a plot that would destroy Earth and halt human
                  expansion into the galaxy. Sequel to "Robots of Dawn" (RC
                  20203). Bestseller 1985.
               Female narrator. NLS/BPH
               Bestseller. NLS/BPH
               Reproduced from: 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y. :
                  Doubleday, 1985.
               85001600
Subjects:      Science fiction. gsafd
Other authors: Ward, Pam, narrator.
Location:      DLC-B RC 22982 NLS/BPH
Control No.:   160672