ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Isaac Asimov was an American sci-fi writer. He was also known for his fantasy and mystery novels, in addition to some of his non-fiction works.
Asimov was a prominent name in the science-fiction genre. He is best known for his two series - the Galactic Empire series and the Robots series. Robots and Empire is part of the Robots series.
Asimov has also authored short stories and books related to astronomy and chemistry. As a member of the scientific community, Asimov was often consulted for his visionary opinions on futuristic technology and intelligence. He even worked as a scientific advisor to the Star Trek motion picture. Throughout his life, Asimov advocated scientific advancement.
Such was Asimov's influence and legacy that an asteroid was named after him in 1981.
SYNOPSIS
Robots and Empire is the unification of the three worlds created by Asimov - the Robots, Empire, and Foundation series. After the final events in the Robots series lead to the demise of earth's hero, Elijah, the planet's future is in turmoil. Elijah's lover, Gladia Solaria, is the only person who can save earthlings from evil extraterrestrial beings. Accompanying her in her mission are her two Robot associates, Daneel and Giskard.
WHAT WE LIKED ABOUT ROBOTS AND EMPIRE
Robots and Empire is the last book in the Robots series. The story begins with a recap of previous events and their impact on the future. It neatly ties up Asimov's universe. The book is centered around the two Robots accompanying Lady Solaria, who acts as a mere plot device and sympathy magnet.
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