Need Asimov book title

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erika.TakeThisOut@spamcop.net "Erika" wrote:

 > more slowly. He comes back to her years later and whisks her back to
 > his kingdom full of unicorns and the like. Can anyone help me with
 > the title?

THAT does not sound like an Asimov.
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"Kevin B. O'Brien" <zwilnik.RemoveThis@zwilnik.com> wrote in message
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 > erika.RemoveThis@spamcop.net (Erika) said (on 1 Jul 2003 09:22:22 -0700):
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  > >Have a friend who had a favorite Asimov book when she was a child. I
  > >would like to get her a copy but don't know the title. It involves
  > >two kingdoms. Apparently the guy comes to her realm, says he'll see
  > >her in a few days then departs for his realm where time moves much
  > >more slowly. He comes back to her years later and whisks her back to
  > >his kingdom full of unicorns and the like. Can anyone help me with
  > >the title?
 >
 > Somehow I have never pictured Asimov and Unicorns appearing in the
 > same sentence.

Neither have I.

The only thing that makes even remote sense as far as being close to what is
describes is *maybe* The End of Eternity.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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  > > Somehow I have never pictured Asimov and Unicorns appearing in the
  > > same sentence.
 >
 > Neither have I.

He wrote an essay on unicorns. It's in _Magic_. I think he also
referred to them in _Asimov's Guide to the Bible_. I don't think he
used them in any of his fiction, though.

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raj.DeleteThis@rijhwani.org (Raj Rijhwani) writes:

 >On 1 Jul, in article
 > <3919b33c.0307010822.57adf4b1.DeleteThis@posting.google.com>
 > erika.DeleteThis@spamcop.net "Erika" wrote:

  >> more slowly. He comes back to her years later and whisks her back to
  >> his kingdom full of unicorns and the like. Can anyone help me with
  >> the title?

 >THAT does not sound like an Asimov.

  Doesn't sound like to me, either, except that I never really got
into his children's and fantasy stories, so if something like this were
in one of the Norby or the Azazel tales I'd never know. (Even then, it
doesn't sound like it fits either of those series.)

  rec.arts.sf.written would be the best place to ask, though; it's
almost certain someone there knows the book in question.

    Joseph Nebus
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 > in one of the Norby or the Azazel tales I'd never know. (Even then, it
 > doesn't sound like it fits either of those series.)

Not in Azazel for sure.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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David Cross wrote:

> "Kevin B. O'Brien" <zwilnik RemoveThis @zwilnik.com> wrote in message
> news:jjp3gv4scmjsrc13neb2p2o6e512ehl1r9@4ax.com...
> > erika RemoveThis @spamcop.net (Erika) said (on 1 Jul 2003 09:22:22 -0700):
> >
> > >Have a friend who had a favorite Asimov book when she was a child. I
> > >would like to get her a copy but don't know the title. It involves
> > >two kingdoms. Apparently the guy comes to her realm, says he'll see
> > >her in a few days then departs for his realm where time moves much
> > >more slowly. He comes back to her years later and whisks her back to
> > >his kingdom full of unicorns and the like. Can anyone help me with
> > >the title?
> >
> > Somehow I have never pictured Asimov and Unicorns appearing in the
> > same sentence.
>
> Neither have I.
>
> The only thing that makes even remote sense as far as being close to what is
> describes is *maybe* The End of Eternity.

Unicorns never trotted the kettleways of Eternity.
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