Foundation (Publication Order) #3, Foundation (Chronological Order) #5, Greater Foundation Universe #13
2nd Foundation: Galactic Empire
by:
Isaac Asimov
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Publication date:
January 1st, 1957
Publisher: Avon
Genres: Science Fiction, Horror
In a distant future, the galaxy stands at a crossroads, teetering on the brink of chaos. While the Foundation has established itself as a beacon of hope amidst the turmoil, a mysterious force lurks in the shadows. This hidden Second Foundation was created as a safeguard, a secretive entity tasked with preserving the stability of the first. The stakes are high as the threats grow more profound and complex, challenging the very fabric of the established order.
Assembling a brilliant cast of characters, the narrative delves into the intricacies of power, manipulation, and the eternal struggle for control while revealing the profound connections that exist within the fabric of the universe. The tensions between the two Foundations escalate, leading to a chess game of strategy and foresight. As factions rise and fall, it becomes clear that true power lies not solely in military might, but in the subtler mastery of minds.
The intricate web of intrigue unfolds against a backdrop of cosmic wonder and philosophical exploration. Themes of destiny, free will, and the implications of foresight are interwoven, inviting readers to ponder the larger existential questions. As the tensions mount, the line between hero and villain blurs, leaving readers captivated by the uncertainty of who will ultimately prevail in the struggle for the future of the galaxy.
Assembling a brilliant cast of characters, the narrative delves into the intricacies of power, manipulation, and the eternal struggle for control while revealing the profound connections that exist within the fabric of the universe. The tensions between the two Foundations escalate, leading to a chess game of strategy and foresight. As factions rise and fall, it becomes clear that true power lies not solely in military might, but in the subtler mastery of minds.
The intricate web of intrigue unfolds against a backdrop of cosmic wonder and philosophical exploration. Themes of destiny, free will, and the implications of foresight are interwoven, inviting readers to ponder the larger existential questions. As the tensions mount, the line between hero and villain blurs, leaving readers captivated by the uncertainty of who will ultimately prevail in the struggle for the future of the galaxy.
