@nikt @[email protected] I agree Foundation and its associates are not very well written. But the sequel Foundation’s Edge (1982) is brilliant. He’s a whole different writer. From the same period there are The Robots of Dawn (1983) and Robots and Empire (1985). I especially like the almost philosophical discussion, in Robots and Empire, between two robots about the meaning of Asimov’s great invention, the laws of robotics.
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Enjoy writing, amateur theatre, travel - especially Greece, being nude in nature, painting (well I try), playing the classical guitar. Semi-retired edible oil processing consultant (more interesting than it sounds). The header is the seed bank from the UK pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo. Author of science fiction adventure/romance ‘A Suggestion in Space’ https://mybook.to/asuggestioninspace
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@Meron35 @automaticdoor75 There is a lot of post apocalyptic and distopian science fiction about. I’ve read ‘On the Beach’ and seen the film with the dramatic scenes of a deserted San Francisco