Thread: SF/fantasy books that turned into series, and shouldn't have
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Old 12-04-2009, 09:48 AM   #86
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Originally Posted by davidbrucehughes View Post
Dear Folks,

What if something like Asimov's Foundation actually existed? Would you find that interesting? Would you join it like Gaal Dornick, and get involved? Find out more here.
Well, the Foundation series was based on the concept of Psychohistory, using highly sophisticated mathematics to predict future trends and occurrences. And Asimov took some cues from Spengler's theories of cyclic history.

I fear "Hidden histories" based on Vedic teachings fall rather squarely into the realm of fantasy, not SF.
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