Where Do We Go from Here?

Where Do We Go from Here? is an anthology edited by Isaac Asimov. It was first published by Doubleday in 1971. 
The collection was deliberately created to show that science fiction, in Asimov's words, "has the potential as an inspiring and useful teaching device." His stated goal in the introduction is to "inspire curiosity and lead the student into lines of questioning of his own that may interest and excite him, and may even determine the future direction of his career." After each story, Asimov comments on the story's scientific authenticity and historical context and then poses questions to the reader to make them think about the contents.
== Contents ==
# "A Martian Odyessy", by Stanley G. Weinbaum
# "Night", Don A. Stuart
# "The Day is Done", Lester del Rey
# "Heavy Planet", Milton A. Rothman
# "--And He Built a Crooked House--", Robert A. Heinlein
# "Proof", Hal Clement
# "A Subway Named Mobius", A.J. Deutsch
# "Surface Tension", James Blish
# "Country Doctor", William Morrison
# "The Holes Around Mars", Jerome Bixby
# "The Deep Range", Arthur C. Clarke
# "The Cave of Night", James E. Gunn
# "Dust Rag", Hal Clement
# "Pâté de Foie Gras", Isaac Asimov
# "Omnilingual", H. Beam Piper
# "The Big Bounce", Walter S. Tevis
# "Neutron Star", Larry Niven
== See Also ==
List of Books by Isaac Asimov
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