Foundation
FictionScience FictionHard Science Fiction

Foundation

by Isaac Asimov

Publisher
National Geographic Books
Pages
272
Language
English
Published
1951

Overview

Isaac Asimov's Foundation is a landmark science fiction novel about a vast collapsing empire and the project to preserve knowledge through crisis. The story centers on strategy, prediction, and the long game of civilization, following thinkers and administrators who try to guide history with science rather than impulse. Asimov favors ideas, scale, and consequential planning over sensory spectacle.

This is an essential read for fans of classic science fiction, political intrigue, and future history. Foundation appeals to readers who enjoy systems thinking, empire narratives, and stories that ask how institutions survive disruption, making it a foundational book in the genre for good reason. It also rewards readers who enjoy systems thinking and empire narratives. It also rewards readers who enjoy long-form speculative fiction.

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