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Obviously I know about Asimov's work in the genre -- the Wendell Urth mysteries, the Robot Novels -- but I'm interested in both older and newer mystery novels with an SF (or possibly even fantasy) setting/major element.
These should be fairly classic mysteries -- i.e., the solving of a crime or mystery should be the major focus of the story, not merely an adjunct to some other plotline, and the solution should rely on the same kind of intellectual investigation and deduction/induction that we see in typical non-SF mysteries.
These should be fairly classic mysteries -- i.e., the solving of a crime or mystery should be the major focus of the story, not merely an adjunct to some other plotline, and the solution should rely on the same kind of intellectual investigation and deduction/induction that we see in typical non-SF mysteries.
