Title: Killed the best series ever
Product review: Issac Asimov's Foundation trilogy is perhaps one of the best sci-fi series ever writtien, and the Foundation preludes are pretty good too. The best two books in the series are Foward the Foundation and Foundation. Asimov was clearly not inspired when he wrote this book, it destroys the Plan set up throughout the rest of the series. While the original trilogy dealt with psychohistory and its practicality, this simply tears it all down. The only plus that can be attributed to the book is that it does indeed keep one on his or her edge. Die hard Foundation fans would do better to reread Foundation, people who want to see the entire timeline of the "Asimovian Universe" tied up neatley should just read Prelude to Foundation. I for one was completely disillusioned with Asimov after this book, fortunately I had not yet read Foward the Foundation, a most readeaming book.
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