Green Mars (Mars Trilogy, #2)
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1993
624
Novel • Fiction
Mars • 22nd century
1993
Adult
18+ years
Green Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson follows the continued transformation and colonization of Mars. Set in a future where inhabitants acclimate to the changing Martian environment, the novel explores political, social, and ecological developments. As characters address complex challenges, the story delves into themes of human resilience and adaptation on the evolving red planet.
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Readers describe Kim Stanley Robinson's Green Mars as an ambitious and richly detailed continuation of his Mars trilogy. Praise focuses on its scientific accuracy and complex political themes. Some find the pacing slow and character development uneven. Overall, it remains a compelling vision of Mars' transformation.
Fans of speculative fiction with a passion for environmental science and socio-political themes will relish Green Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson. Much like readers of Frank Herbert's Dune or Arthur C. Clarke's Rendezvous with Rama, they will appreciate the intricate world-building, complex characters, and exploration of humanity's future on Mars.
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624
Novel • Fiction
Mars • 22nd century
1993
Adult
18+ years
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