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Kim Stanley Robinson – Red Mars – First Edition 1992
£185.00
A first edition, first printing of Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, published by Harper Collins, London in 1992. A near fine book free from internal inscriptions, slight creasing to the spine and pushing to the spine tips, pushing to the corners, browning to the text block, with closed minor tear and crease to fore-edge of page 119. The near fine unclipped wrapper with light general surface wear, pushing to the head of the spine and small chip to the foot of spine, pushing to knuckles of front and rear flap folds, creasing to the upper edge of front and rear panels. Jacket design by Mel Grant.
Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson is a seminal science fiction novel that chronicles the colonisation and terraforming of Mars. The story follows the first 100 settlers, known as the First Hundred, as they embark on an ambitious project to transform the Red Planet into a habitable world. The novel explores complex themes of politics, environmental ethics and human ambition, blending hard science with rich character development to create a compelling vision of humanity’s future in space.
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A first edition, first printing of Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, published by Harper Collins, London in 1992. A near fine book free from internal inscriptions, slight creasing to the spine and pushing to the spine tips, pushing to the corners, browning to the text block, with closed minor tear and crease to fore-edge of page 119. The near fine unclipped wrapper with light general surface wear, pushing to the head of the spine and small chip to the foot of spine, pushing to knuckles of front and rear flap folds, creasing to the upper edge of front and rear panels. Jacket design by Mel Grant.
Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson is a seminal science fiction novel that chronicles the colonisation and terraforming of Mars. The story follows the first 100 settlers, known as the First Hundred, as they embark on an ambitious project to transform the Red Planet into a habitable world. The novel explores complex themes of politics, environmental ethics and human ambition, blending hard science with rich character development to create a compelling vision of humanity’s future in space.
