The novel “Foundation and Chaos” by Greg Bear was published for the first time in 1998. It’s the second book of the so-called second Foundation trilogy and follows “Foundation’s Fear”.

Hari Seldon devoted his life to psychohistory but he has made many enemies and predicting the end of the Galactic Empire doesn’t help his reputation. For this reason, he must defend himself against a charge of high treason and be judged by Linge Chen, who holds the real power.

R. Daneel Olivaw is working with a group of robots to guide humanity through the transition period that will begin after the inevitable end of the Galactic Empire. During a trip to space, the robot that uses the human identity of Lodovic Trema undergoes a change that leads him to reevaluate all of his work.

Klia is a girl with remarkable psychic powers who finds herself in a complicated situation which seems to worsen day by day as she seems to become the object of interest of dangerous people. Forced to accept help from a mysterious group, she ends up involved in a power struggle she doesn’t understand.

The novel “The Company of Glory” by Edgar Pangborn was published for the first time in 1974 serialized in the magazine “Galaxy” and in 1975 as a book.

Demetrios still remembers what the world was like before the Twenty Minute War war devastated it. In the post-apocalyptic world born from the ashes of that war, he’s appreciated for his tales of the wonders of the past that are lost. For some, he’s appreciated too much.

The survivors of the apocalypse formed new communities but atomic weapons were only a tool and the negative sides of humanity also survived. New struggles for power happen to take control of the cities and people like Demetrios become a trouble because of the truths they tell. Demetrios and a small group of freedom-loving people have to flee.