Foundation Series 6 Books Set by Isaac Asimov - Paperback - Classic Sci-Fi - Foundation, Second Foundation, Foundation's Edge & More - New

Titles in This Set Foundation Foundation and Empire Second Foundation Foundation's Edge Foundation and Earth Prelude to Foundation Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789123654086 Publisher: HarperVoyager Age Range: Adult / Young Adult (14+) Overview Step into one of science fiction's most celebrated sagas with this six-book paperback collection of Isaac Asimov's Foundation series. Spanning the birth of psychohistory to the far-future search for humanity's lost homeworld, this set gathers the original trilogy alongside its sequels and prequel, delivering a complete, immersive journey through a galaxy on the edge of collapse — and the science that might save it. About the Books The Foundation series follows mathematician Hari Seldon, whose invention of psychohistory allows him to predict the fall of the Galactic Empire and the thirty-thousand-year dark age that would follow — unless a Foundation of scholars is established to shorten the interregnum. Foundation introduces Seldon's plan and the fledgling colony on Terminus. Foundation and Empire sees the Foundation tested by the last gasps of Imperial power and the terrifying rise of a mutant conqueror known as the Mule. Second Foundation reveals the hidden order working in the shadows to keep Seldon's plan on course. Written later but set earlier, Prelude to Foundation takes readers back to a young Hari Seldon's first steps toward his revolutionary theory, set against the intrigue of a crumbling Empire. Foundation's Edge and Foundation and Earth push the story into new territory as Golan Trevize hunts for the truth behind Seldon's plan and the long-lost location of Earth itself. Together, these six novels trace an unbroken arc from theory to consequence, offering big ideas, political intrigue, and some of the most influential worldbuilding in the genre's history. Complete narrative arc across six novels, from the founding of psychohistory to its ultimate test Written by Isaac Asimov, one of the "Big Three"