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Green Mars

1award & honors · incl. The Hugo Award 1994

3.8/5 · 37 ratings · Open Library

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About “Green Mars”

"Green Mars," a Hugo Award-winning novel by Kim Stanley Robinson, continues the story of humanity's efforts to transform Mars into an Earthlike planet. Nearly a generation has passed since the first settlers arrived, and the planet is still in the early stages of change. Some people oppose the transformation, wanting to keep Mars as it is—hostile and barren. A new generation of Martians, born on the planet, joins the original settlers in this struggle. The story explores deep conflicts, relationships, and the challenges of building a future on another world. The novel is part of Robinson's larger saga about Mars colonization.

Awards & honors

  • Winner — The Hugo Award (1994)

Praise for “Green Mars”

“Dense as a diamond and as sharp; it makes even most good novels seem pale and insignificant by comparison.”

— The Washington Post Book World

“Grand in scope, meticulous in detail.”

— The New York Times Book Review

Book details

First published
1993
Latest edition
2021 · ISBN 9780593358849
Pages
600
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Frequently asked questions

How many pages is Green Mars?

Green Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson has 600 pages.

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