Mars Trilogy The Martians, (Paperback)

from questbird

A great companion to the Mars Trilogy (some parts of which I found a trial to get through). A wistful nostalgic feeling pervades the book -- perhaps a KSM is trying to add a hint of Ray Bradbury's 'Martian Chronicles' to his Martian literature.

from gypsysmom

This book confirms my feeling that Robinson is one of the best sf writers in existence today. He takes the world he created in the Mars trilogy and expands and adds to it so that I can tell it is real to him. For heavens sake, he even has the constitution and notes on the constitution. (And it al...

from auntmarge64

I'm both elated and depressed at finally finishing Robinson's Martian trilogy-plus. It's been a long, LONG voyage, and the ideas he offers and the characters who span the story have become very real to me. This fourth book is a series of short stories, some poems, and even a few scientific report...

from Bruce_McNair

This is a collection of short stories and poems based on the universe portrayed in Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy: Red Mars, Green Mars, and Blue Mars. These stories complement the novels. But they are uneven, some are good and expand on the backstory behind the original novels, others are p...

from reading_fox

Short stories from the Mars trilogy, which really must have been read first otherwise these will make no sense at all. Mostly they seem to be out-takes, small sidelines and excerpts from characters who didn't get much voice in the full novels, with perhaps the exception of Eileen Morning who feat...