Martians

As is the norm with Robinson's work, the stories are beautifully written, the characters are well developed, and the author's passion for ecology manifests on every page. <br>-- Publishers Weekly, starred review<br><br>Praise for the novels of Kim Stanley Robinson: <br><br>Antarctica <br><br> Robinson has succeeded not only in drawing human characters but also in bringing Antarctica to life. Whatever happens in the outer world, Antarctica--both the book and the continent--will become part of the reader's interior landscape. <br>-- The Washington Post Book World <br><br> If I had to choose one writer whose work will set the standard for science fiction in the future, it would be Kim Stanley Robinson. <br>-- The New York Times Book Review <br><br> Forbidding yet fascinating, like the continent it describes...Echoes Jon Krakauer's Into Thin Air. <br>-- People <br><br>Red Mars, winner of the Nebula Award for Best Novel: <br><br> An absorbing novel...a scientifically informed imagination of rare ambition at work. <br>-- The New York Times Book Review <br><br>Green Mars, winner of the Hugo Award for Best Novel: <br><br> Dense as a diamond and as sharp; it makes even most good novels seem pale and insignificant by comparison. <br>-- The Washington Post Book World <br><br>Blue Mars, winner of the Hugo Award for Best Novel: <br><br> A complex and deeply engaging dramatization of humanity's future...Exhilarating. <br>-- The Philadelphia Inquirer