Nemesis (Isaac Asimov Novel) - Major Characters

Major Characters

  • Eugenia Insigna Fisher, of the Euro-dominated Rotor Colony, Astronomer for the Far Probe project. Discoverer of Nemesis
  • Crile Fisher, a fetcher (technological espionage operative) for Earth
  • Marlene Fisher, homely daughter of Crile and Eugenia
  • Dr. Janus Pitt, Commissioner of Rotor, ethnically bigoted in favour of the Euros
  • Siever Genarr, homely Erythro Dome Chief
  • Ranay D'Aubisson, Chief Neurophysicist of the Erythro Dome
  • Tessa Anita Wendel, of Adelia Colony, Chief Physicist in Superluminal Theory
  • Kattimoro Tanayama, Director of Earth Intelligence
  • Igor Koropatsky, Tanayama's successor after he dies
  • Aurinel Pampas, attractive 17-year-old boy on whom Marlene has a crush
Novels by Isaac Asimov
Robot series
  • The Positronic Man
  • The Caves of Steel
  • The Naked Sun
  • The Robots of Dawn
  • Robots and Empire
Empire series
  • The Stars, Like Dust
  • The Currents of Space
  • Pebble in the Sky
Foundation series
  • Prelude to Foundation
  • Forward the Foundation
  • Foundation
  • Foundation and Empire
  • Second Foundation
  • Foundation's Edge
  • Foundation and Earth
Lucky Starr series
  • David Starr, Space Ranger
  • Lucky Starr and the Pirates of the Asteroids
  • Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus
  • Lucky Starr and the Big Sun of Mercury
  • Lucky Starr and the Moons of Jupiter
  • Lucky Starr and the Rings of Saturn
Other science fiction
  • The End of Eternity
  • Fantastic Voyage
  • The Gods Themselves
  • Fantastic Voyage II: Destination Brain
  • Nemesis
  • Nightfall
  • The Ugly Little Boy
Other mystery
  • The Death Dealers
  • Murder at the ABA
writing as "Paul French"

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