"Let's Get Together" é um conto de Isaac Asimov publicado na 1957, envolvendo robôs soviéticos que se infiltram nos Estados Unidos. No livro de antologia 1964 "O resto dos robôs", Asimov dá a seguinte nota sobre a história:
Another short story of the post-I, Robot decade was unusual in that it was the first since the very early days that involved neither Susan Calvin nor the Powell-Donovan team. It was 'Let's Get Together,' which appeared in the February 1957 issue of Infinity Science Fiction.
It was unusual in another way too. A couple of years after its appearance I received a reprint request, and (since I am easygoing to a fault) I said, 'Sure!' When I finally received the issue of the magazine with the reprinted story, it turned out to be one of those magazines that feature the undraped female form divine.
Heaven knows I have no objection to divine forms, but the event left me with an unanswered question. Not only does 'Let's Get Together' involve no sex, it has no female characters. Why did the magazine want it then?
Perhaps (I tell myself) because they thought it was a good story.
Maybe they did. At least, I hope so.
O que é a revista pornográfica que reimprimiu "Let's Get Together"?
E mesmo que Isaac Asimov não soubesse nos 60 por que eles queriam reimprimi-lo, sabemos agora?