Book: Prelude to Foundation

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My copy of "Prelude to Foundation" is a Paperback Science Fiction book (set in the Asimov (Foundation) universe), written by Isaac Asimov.

Publisher:

Bantam Books
A division of Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group
NY, NY 10103

Attributes:

ISBN	0-553-27839-8
Synopsis	Hari Seldon's adventures preceding the founding of the "Foundation"

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