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Second Foundation

Second Foundation

By Isaac Asimov · Published by Bantam

Second Foundation concludes Isaac Asimov's original Foundation Trilogy. Following the collapse of the First Foundation at the hands of the psychic dictator known as the Mule, humanity's future hinges on the elusive Second Foundation—a secret society established to guide civilization's recovery. As the Mule intensifies his search for this hidden entity, and the remnants of the First Foundation also seek to destroy it, the true nature and location of the Second Foundation remain shrouded in mystery, leading to a complex intellectual and psychological conflict.Why You Should Read? Experience the dramatic conclusion to the original Foundation Trilogy. Engage with a story rich in political intrigue, psychological warfare, and the nature of historical guidance. Witness the ultimate confrontation between the known and the hidden forces shaping galactic destiny. Explore themes of fate, free will, and the power of collective intellect.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Bantam
ISBN 9780553293364
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000115244

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