Isaac Asimov Fundacja
Ever since I started my adventure with reading, I have been a huge fan of fantasy. Both the less and the more classic. Kings, empires, elves and great conflicts. All of this has always been very attractive to me. At one point, however, I decided that it was time to check what was on the other side of the universe. I started with Herbart and Dune – everything seems to be right here, but it didn’t take me away. Then it found Dick – nothing was in its place here, and I find communing with his work a very interesting experience (especially The Man in the High Castle). Still, it wasn’t, and then I turned my steps towards the Asimov Foundation. On the one hand, it obviously shares the Dune problems, i.e. the motifs from them were later ground countless times, which should be treated as a compliment. Asimov, however, dressed his threads in a very accessible form – it is extremely easy to read. Another advantage for me is that the author was a scientist (doctor and biologist) and he presents his readers with a great deal of skill, the focal point of which is the emergence of a new science, aimed at saving the universe. I suspect he would be a great lecturer. What I really like about this author is also that, although the characters in the following volumes are loosely related to each other, the main idea and the style of the story are similar and are at a very high level. I heartily recommend it.
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