Sahiqa a écrit :par contre en ce qui concerne les robots je pense que tu peux les lire dans le désordre. Tu va perdre la progression chronologique mais les histoires sont indépendantes et souffrent assez peu d'être séparées des autres. Corrigez moi si je me trompe, c'est un peu loin pour moi (et j'ai une mémoire déplorable )

Aventurine a écrit :Merci pour ces précisions ! Par contre quand je demandais l'ordre, c'était plutôt l'ordre des Cycles. Par exemple, est-ce que je dois lire Fondation avant Robot ? Est-ce que certaines nouvelles doivent être lues avant ou après... Etc Je pense que si je commence par un cycle je vais le prendre dans l'ordre de sortie, mais pour les cycles dans quels ordre dois-je les lire ?

The Isaac Asimov science fiction trilogy Foundation heavily informed Star Wars and many other sci-fi films and TV series, but for decades it has confounded Hollywood attempts at a straight adaptation. I’m hearing that Skydance, David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman are going to try to crack it. Skydance Television is closing a deal with the Asimov estate to try turning Foundation into a sprawling TV series.

Apple Lands Skydance's Foundation SeriesApple lands Skydance’s adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation seriesDeadline reported today that Apple has acquired a TV adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series after a competitive bidding period. This news comes almost a year after the announcement that Skydance was in the process of developing the series for television with David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman. At least now we will see progress in bringing the beloved sci-fi property to life on the small screen.Originally published as a series of eight short stories in Astounding Magazine beginning in 1942, Foundation offers a complex saga about humans who are scattered on planets throughout the galaxy, living under the rule of the Galactic Empire. A psycho-historian, who can scientifically read the future, sees an imminent empire collapse, and sets to work preparing to save the knowledge of mankind.The books originally formed a trilogy (which also includes Foundation and Empire and Second Foundation), but Asimov wound up completing seven Foundation books before his passing in 1992.Among the various iterations of Foundation that have been planned over the years include a defunct feature film version from Roland Emmerich and, most recently, an alternate small screen version that Westworld‘s Jonathan Nolan was developing for HBO and Warner Bros. Television.

Apple confirms TV series order of Asimov’s FoundationThe series will be produced by two esteemed screenwriters—and Asimov's daughter.

Sans-Visage d'Angmar a écrit :Mais j'ai tout de même le sentiment que là, ça se contente d'utiliser le titre Fondation (+ le nom de quelques personnages et l'idée de base (vaguement)) comme "marque connue" pour attirer le chaland. Plus qu'une volonté réelle d'adapter le cycle d'Asimov...