List of Stories Featuring Susan Calvin
- "Escape!"
- "Evidence"
- "The Evitable Conflict"
- "Feminine Intuition"
- "Galley Slave"
- "Lenny"
- "Liar!"
- "Little Lost Robot"
- "Risk"
- "Robbie" (cameo as a teenage girl in 1998)
- "Robot Dreams"
- "Runaround" (briefly mentioned by Gregory Powell)
- "Satisfaction Guaranteed"
- Foundation's Friends:
- "Balance"
- "PAPPI"
- "Plato's Cave"
- "The Fourth Law of Robotics"
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