The dust jacket of Red Mars prints a glowing review by Arthur C. The trilogy features in Broderick & Filippo's Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985-2010 (2012), where it is likened to a 20th-century War & Peace (p. Already well-established as a science-fiction classic, the trilogy has collectively won two Hugos, two Locus awards, one Nebula, and one BSFA award. Robinson 1994" Blue Mars signed in blue ink. Robinson 1992" Green Mars inscribed in green ink "For Jerry, with best wishes from Stan. For Earth's sake:- Review(s): "Staggering - required reading for the colonists of the next century" - Arthur C Clarke / "A complex combination of science fiction and fact, political and social commentary together with strong characterization and a brilliantly conceived plot" - Time Out / "The ultimate in future history" - Daily Mail:- (original cost £6.99).įirst editions, first impressions, of the Mars trilogy, each signed or inscribed by the author on the title page: Red Mars signed and dated "K. It's the greatest challenge mankind's ever faced. Their mission is to work together to terraform a frozen wasteland with no atmosphere into a new Eden. The Americans led by Boone and the ambitious Frank Chalmers, the Russians by the magnetic Maya Toitovna - Arkady Bogdanov radical socialist Nadia Cherneshevsky, the pragmatic engineer Hiroko Ai, the Japanese green Michel Duval who can genuinely claim to be the first French psychiatrist in space these are just some of the prominent names set to change the history of the human race for ever. It's a truly global project, a world-building team of experts and thinkers.
In 2027, one hundred of the Earth's finest engineers and scientists make the first mass-landing. In 2019, the first man sets foot on Mars: John Boone, American hero. 14th printing of 1996 edition:- Synopsis: The future history of Mars - Part One. © 1992: 1st in the 'Mars' series of books. Condition: Near Fine: Small signs of wear.
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