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Isaac Asimov's Foundation series of novels, one of the masterpieces of science fiction, is unrivalled for its unique combination of relentless action, bold ideas and a sweeping picture of the world. The story of our future begins with the story of the Foundation and its greatest psychohistorian, Gary Seldon.

Golan Trevize, a member of the Terminus Council, pilot of the Distant Star, and the man who made the most important decision in human history, is firmly convinced that he will find Earth. The same legendary ancestral home, the mention of which has been destroyed in all known worlds. He must find it, because the Galaxy is at a fateful crossroads. Which way should it go? Create the Second Galactic Empire according to Seldon's Plan or merge into a single superorganism - the Gaia - and give up its individuality forever? The Earth will dispel all doubts. So Trevize, together with the historian Pelorat and the gay girl Bliss, go on a dangerous, hopeless, incredible search for the first world - the forgotten cradle of all life...

About the author:

Azimov began his Foundation series of novels when he was 21, unaware that it would be considered a cornerstone of science fiction. During his legendary career, Asimov has written more than 470 books on a variety of subjects, including scientific research, but his science fiction sagas, including the Robot, Empire, and Foundation series, have brought him the most fame and awards. Named a grandmaster of science fiction by the Science Fiction Writers of America, Asimov has been working for his readers for almost five decades.