List of Azazel Stories By Isaac Asimov
Most of the Azazel stories originally appeared in magazines, such as Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, and Gallery. Besides the Azazel collection, a number of the stories featuring George and Azazel appear in other Asimov collections including The Winds of Change and Other Stories, Science Fiction by Asimov, The Asimov Chronicles, Magic, and as part of the "Cal" story in the Gold collection.
| Title | First published in | Year/Month | Collection appears in |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Getting Even" | Gallery | 1980/08 | (Anthology) Tales From the Spaceport Bar, George H. Scithers and Darrell Schweitzer, eds. Avon (pbk.), January 1987 |
| "One Night of Song" | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction | 1982/04 | Azazel and The Winds of Change and Other Stories |
| "To the Victor" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1982/07 | Azazel |
| "The Dim Rumble" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1982/12 | Azazel and Science Fiction by Asimov |
| "The Smile that Loses" | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction | 1982/11 | Azazel and The Winds of Change and Other Stories |
| "Saving Humanity" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1983/09 | Azazel and The Asimov Chronicles |
| "A Matter of Principle" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1984/02 | Azazel |
| "The Evil Drink Does" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1984/05 | Azazel |
| "Writing Time" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1984/07 | Azazel |
| "Dashing Through the Snow" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1984/12 | Azazel and Science Fiction by Asimov |
| "Logic is Logic" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1985/08 | Azazel |
| "He Travels the Fastest" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1985/11 | Azazel |
| "The Eye of the Beholder" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1986/01 | Azazel and The Asimov Chronicles |
| "More Things in Heaven and Earth" | Science Fiction by Asimov | 1986/NA | Azazel |
| "The Mind's Construction" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1986/10 | Azazel |
| "The Fights of Spring" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1987/02 | Azazel |
| "Galatea" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1987/12 | Azazel |
| "Flight of Fancy" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1988/05 | Azazel |
| "The Two-Centimeter Demon" | Azazel | 1988/NA | Azazel |
| "I Love Little Pussy" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1988/11 | The Asimov Chronicles |
| "The Mad Scientist" | Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact | 1989/07 | Magic |
| "To Your Health" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1989/08 | Magic |
| "Wine Is a Mocker" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1990/07 | Magic |
| "The Time Traveler" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1990/11 | Magic |
| "Baby, It's Cold Outside" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1991/06 | Magic |
| "It's a Job" | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine | 1991/12 | Magic |
| "The Critic on the Hearth" | Asimov's Science Fiction | 1992/11 | Magic |
| "March Against the Foe" | Asimov's Science Fiction | 1994/04 | Magic |
| "Perfectly Formal" | "Cal" | 1991/NA | Gold |
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