Collecting robot stories

I love robot stories (as you might gather from some of the things I’ve had published). The other week I was in the local bookshop after a robot book and found a collection of classic A.I. short stories. Unfortunately for the publishers, it struck me it would be cheaper to take a picture of the contents page then look them up myself, so here we go (along with some others I’ve dug up in the process):

• R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Karel Čapek
  This, apparently, is the work that introduced the word ‘robot’
• Moxon’s Master, by Ambrose Bierce
• The discontented machine, by Adeline Knapp
• Ely’s automatic handmaid, by Elizabeth Bellamy
• Automata, by S. Fowler Wright
• The Machine Stops, by E. M. Forster
• Two-handed engine, by C. L. Moore & Henry Kuttner
• But who can replace a man, by Brian Aldiss
• A logic named Joe, by Will Jenkins
• Imposter, by Philip K Dick
• Also, any of Asimov’s short stories could make this list, but it’s easy to find these by Googling: “Asimov i robot pdf”, for example.