Blue Mars (Mars Trilogy, #3)
Blue Mars (Mars Trilogy, #3)
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1997
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Mars • Future
1997
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson continues the story of colonists on Mars as they face political, social, and ecological challenges. Developing new societal structures, they strive for stability and sustainability. The novel explores themes of identity, governance, and environmental stewardship in the evolving Martian landscape.
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Review Roundup
Kim Stanley Robinson's Blue Mars offers a richly detailed conclusion to the Mars trilogy, praised for its depth in world-building and thoughtful exploration of socio-political themes. However, some readers find its pacing slow and dense. Overall, it's celebrated for its ambitious scope and intellectual rigor but may not appeal to those seeking fast-paced action.
Who Should Read Blue Mars (Mars Trilogy, #3)?
Readers who enjoy Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson are typically fans of hard science fiction with elaborate world-building and environmental themes. Similar to readers of Dune by Frank Herbert and The Mars Trilogy by Arthur C. Clarke, they appreciate detailed scientific exploration and sociopolitical narratives.
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Novel • Fiction
Mars • Future
1997
Adult
18+ years
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