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Fifty Degrees Below by Kim Stanley Robinson, 2005 THE MARS SEQUENCE:Book (1) One: Red Mars; Book (2) Two: Green Mars; Book (3) Three: Blue Mars; Book (4) Four: The Martians by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1993 The Lucky Strike (Outspoken Authors) by Kim Stanley Robinson, 2009-10-01 Escape From Kathmandu by Kim Stanley Robinson, 2000-06-03 The Memory of Whiteness: A Scientific Romance by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1996-01-15 Pacific Edge: Three Californias by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1995-05-15 A Meeting With Medusa/Green Mars (Special Double Release) by Kim Stanley Robinson, Arthur C. Clarke, 1988-10 Remaking History and Other Stories by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1994-08-15 Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine March 1989 (Mar.) by Harlan / Silverberg, Robert / Robinson, Kim Stanley & others Ellison, 1989 Le rivage oublié by Kim Stanley Robinson, J.-P. Pugi, 1986-08-31 Green Mars (No. 2) by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1994 Remaking History by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1991-12 Mars, la verte by Kim Stanley Robinson, Michel Demuth, 2003-06-12 Escape From Kathmandu & Two Views Of A Cave Painting by Kim Stanley; Blaylock, James P.; introductions by Powers, Tim; Koontz, Dean Robinson, 1987

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21. Kim Stanley Robinson, Science Fiction Writer
    kim stanley robinson robinson, kim stanley, The Wild Shore, TOR, New York, 1984. The Memory of Whiteness, TOR, New York, 1985. The Gold Coast, TOR, New York, 1988. Pacific Edge, TOR, New York, 1990.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/robinson_kim_stanley.html

22. Mars Trilogy Concordance
    Unofficial Fan Web Site for kim stanley robinson's Mars Trilogy. Includes KSR Interview.  
    http://mars.deltos.com/

23. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: Kim Stanley Robinson
    kim stanley robinson. Other robinson links  
    http://www.catch22.com/~espana/SFAuthors/SFR/Robinson%2CKS.php3
    
    Extractions: Science Fiction Weekly Interview Hugo (1994, best novel), Nebula award winner, resident of Davis, CA. Series Antartica August 1998, Bantam Books hardcover ISBN:0-553-10063-7 Amazon.com The Blind Geometer Blue Mars Third of the Mars Trilogy March 1996, HarperCollins UK hardcover. June 1996, Bantam Spectra hardcover. July 1997, Bantam Books paperback ISBN:0-553-57335-7 Amazon.com Escape From Kathmandu 1989, ISBN:0-312-93196-4 1991, ISBN:0-312-89006-0 Future Primitive : The New Ecotopias Short story anthology, Editor. July 1997, Tor Books paperback ISBN:0-312-86350-0 Amazon.com The Gold Coast 1988, Tor 1995, Tor/Orb trade paperback, ISBN:0-312-89037-0. Cover by Tony Roberts 1995, HarperCollins UK paperback, ISBN:0-00-648020-9. Cover by Peter Elson. Second of the California trilogy Green Mars 1993 HarperCollins UK. 1994 Bantam hardcover 1995 Bantam Spectra paperback ISBN: 0-553-57239-3, Library of Congress CCN: 93-39516, Cover by Don Dixon. Nearly a generation has passed since the first pioneers landed, but the transformation of Mars to an Earthlike planet has just begun. The plan is opposed by those determined to preserve the planets hostile, barren beauty. Led by rebels like Peter Clayborne, these young people are the first generation of children born on Mars. They will be joined by original settlers Maya Toitovna, Simon Fraiser, and Sax Russell.

24. Antarctica
    Un lugar donde puedes disfrutar de la lectura del resumen del libro de kim stanley robinson.  
    http://www.pjorge.com/nessus/librox59.htm

25. SCIFI.COM Chat Transcript: Kim Stanley Robinson: February, 26 2002
    kim stanley robinson. Tonight we're pleased to welcome writer kim stanley robinson,the awardwinning author of Icehenge, The Wild Shore and the Mars trilogy.  
    http://www.scifi.com/transcripts/2002/robinson_chat.html
    
    Extractions: Chat FAQ ... ChatMod : Stan, Gardner can you type to the screen? Gardner : I picture you more as Gene Wilder playing Dr. Frankenstein, ChatMod. Gardner : I can, but I don't think you've closed the floor. ChatMod : You're probably right. I have Gene Wilder's hair Stan : Type to the screen ChatMod : I paid BIG money for it InvincibleSpud : Huh? Gardner : In a bottle, ChatMod? Gardner : Nope, floor didn't close. ChatMod : In a ziplock baggy InvincibleSpud : nope, it didn't ChatMod : Hmm Stan : I hope everyone gets to see all this! Gardner : Stan, if you get knocked off, just hit the "reload" button above. InvincibleSpud : Try adding some superglue *g* PierPaul : We can promise to stay silent while the pros do their thing, would that be ok? :) Stan : Oh man talk to Ben about that, I may be reloading for some time..... ChatMod : Hi everyone, thanks for joining us here. I'm Ben Trumble for SCIFI. Tonight we're pleased to welcome writer Kim Stanley Robinson, the award-winning author of Icehenge, The Wild Shore and the Mars trilogy. Stan's new book is The Years of Rice and Salt. The Years of Rice and Salt is an alternate history of mankind's last 700 years. ChatMod : In this reality the Black Death is decimating Europe. Instead of killing one-third of the continent's population, the plague wipes out 99 percent. The history of the western world as we know it never happens, and all culture and civilization is based on the two world religions ‹ Buddhism and Islam.

26. Blue Mars
    Rese±a del libro Blue Mars de kim stanley robinson.  
    http://www.pjorge.com/nessus/librox51.htm

27. Peter Kleemann Internetseite Bücher - Robertson, Kim Stanley
    SF Bücher von kim stanley robinson kim stanley robinson. Thomas hat die Bücher auf Englisch gelesen, sie gibt es natürlich auch in Deutsch, entsprechende  
    http://www.countzero.de/books/robinson.html
    
    Extractions: Thomas hat die Bücher auf Englisch gelesen, sie gibt es natürlich auch in Deutsch, entsprechende Links zu Amazon habe ich Euch herausgesucht. Mars Trilogy: Die Trilogie beschreibt die nächste, große Evolution des Menschen, den Aufbruch zu den Sternen. Was 1969 mit der Mondlandung begann, wird in Robinsons Trilogie fortgeführt. Die Menschen betreten den Mars und besiedeln den Planeten. Doch auf der Erde erleben die Zurückgebliebenen das Wahrwerden aller Prophezeihungen von Philosophen, Gesellschaftskritikern und Umweltschützern. Die Gesellschaft muß sich wandeln um zu überleben. Ein spannender Kampf um die Macht entbrennt. In Red Mars beginnt die Besiedlung des roten Planeten. 100 Wissenschaftler werden auf der Marsoberfläche abgesetzt um eine dauerhafte Forschungsstation einzurichten. Bereits auf dem Hinflug beginnen Diskussionen um die auf der Erde vorherrschende Gesellschaftsordnung. Der Russe Arkady Bogdanov impft die Idee der wirklichen Unabhängigkeit in seine Begleiter, die zunächst nichts von Politik wissen wollen. Denn: Noch lässt der Kampf ums Überleben andere Dinge wichtiger erscheinen. Der Wissenschaftler und technisches Universalgenie Sax Russell möchte das Experiment "Terraforming" am Mars durchführen, was zu ersten Unstimmigkeiten in der Gruppe und auch mit der Erde führt. Sax gegenüber steht die Geologin Ann, die den Mars als Naturdenkmal unverändert erhalten möchte. Doch die Begehrlichkeit der Transnationals, große Industriekonzerne, die (erd-)weltweit agieren, und der Regierungen stützen die Linie von Sax, denn der Planet birgt große Rohstoffvorräte, die auf der Erde dringend gebraucht werden.

28. The Kim Stanley Robinson Fan Site
    The kim stanley robinson Fan Site Enter Here Free Domain Name Registration andFree Domain Name Forwarding by NameZero.com Register your domain name.  
    http://www.kimstanleyrobinson.net/

29. Green Mars
    Rese±a del texto mentado, cuyo autor es kim stanley robinson.  
    http://www.pjorge.com/nessus/librox42.htm

30. Red Mars Index Page
    kim stanley robinson's Red Mars Site detailing plot, characters, themes etc for collegelevel sf class.  
    http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~sparks/marsindx.html

31. A.V. Dezign Quotes Robinson, Kim Stanley
    SF Quotes from books, radio, television, movies, etc There's nothing like happy women for making happy men. kim stanley robinson / Green Mars (1994)  
    http://cosmics.freeyellow.com/sfquote/robinson_ks.html

32. The Martians, By Kim Stanley Robinson
    The Martians, by kim stanley robinson. Bantam, New York, 1999. ISBN 0553-80117-1.Fiction Contents. robinson, kim stanley, Michel in Antartica, 1999.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/robinson_martians.html

33. Eidolon.net
    Sebastian Cooke Talks to kim stanley robinson. An EarthMan with a Mission  
    http://www.eidolon.net/old_site/issue_13/13_stan.htm
    
    Extractions: An Earth-Man with a Mission Over the past half a decade Global Warming, depleting ozone and rising sea-levels - to name but three impending catastrophes - have crept their way into public awareness. Around the world individuals respond in their various ways. Some predict the Apocalypse, some boycott aerosols, some make fortunes selling sun-block! But in the world of Science-fiction and Fantasy a seed has been sown for a new sub-genre: Eco-Fiction! And at the forefront of this Green and growing movement is American SF writer Kim Stanley Robinson. His novels to date have dealt with the widest range of environmental issues, from local conservation politics and extinction-threatened species to complete ecological reconstruction. On his recent promotional tour of the UK, 'Stan' spoke of some of his personal motivations . . . The first question is obvious - where did his interest in this movement come from? "I spend as much time as I can in the wilderness," he explained. "And it seems to me this is a bad way to split up one's life - between pure wilderness and pure urban, modern reality - that it would be better to construct a life that's both, so that we had more of the natural world injected into our daily existence.

34. Marstemplate
    A University project to consider the sociological and other implications of the Mars Trilogy by kim stanley robinson, with literary analysis and essays.  
    http://mitglied.lycos.de/Marsproject/Mainpage.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to our Mars homepage! Here you can find information about our Mars Project. Feel free to browse through our sublinks. In the INTRODUCTION section you can read why we do all this. AIMS OF THE PROJECT will inform you about the overall aims of the project, of course. The TIMETABLE will provide you with the schedule we worked out for the whole project. PHASE1/ANALYSIS OF RED MARS will show you what we did in class. PHASE2/PROJECTS will contain the final results of the group work. Under MISCELLANEOUS you will find information about dates and events and various other infos. MARS GALLERY contains images, photos and pictures of Mars. Under LINKS you will find connections to the pages of NASA, DLR, our school homepage etc. Under TEAM you can take a look at our courses (if you are interested). The MAINPAGE won't be a secret to you any longer because you have finished reading it at this very moment. Under miscellaneous you can sign our GUESTBOOK . Thank you!

35. Robinson, Kim Stanley
    kim stanley robinson Roman, London 1997, Voyager (www.harpercollins.co.uk/voyager), 262 Seiten Rezensent Reimer Musall  
    http://www.acd.lepso.de/extras/rezis/rezi-r09.htm

36. Www.catch22.com/~espana/SFAuthors/SFR/Robinson,KS.html
    Similar pages More results from www.catch22.com AV Dezign Quotes robinson, kim stanley kim stanley robinson. Quotes (See below). There's nothing like happy womenfor making happy men. kim stanley robinson / Green Mars (1994).  
    http://www.catch22.com/~espana/SFAuthors/SFR/Robinson,KS.html

37. Salon.com Books | "The Years Of Rice And Salt" By Kim Stanley Robinson
    The Years of Rice and Salt by kim stanley robinson A novelist imagines 700 yearsof history in which the plague has wiped out the West and China and Islam  
    http://www.salon.com/books/feature/2002/03/06/europe/
    
    Extractions: By Laura Miller "The one duty we owe to history is to rewrite it," Oscar Wilde said, and few have taken that imperative so much to heart as Kim Stanley Robinson does with his latest novel, "The Years of Rice and Salt." In this epic tale, he asks what the world would be like if Europe's people and culture had perished in the plagues of the mid-1300s. The book, which covers 700 years, from what we'd call the Middle Ages to 2091, describes a planet different in many ways from our own but in its essentials surprisingly similar. China and Dar-al-Islam (the conglomeration of Muslim nations) have become the predominant global powers, with a progressive Indian League and a confederation of the Hodenosaunee (Native Americans) filling out the map. For the most part, what a novelist tries to do with any given book is far less important that what he or she actually manages to accomplish, but it's impossible to read "The Years of Rice and Salt" without stopping now and then to contemplate the vastness of the task Robinson has set himself. Think of the challenges in writing a novel that ranges over seven centuries and most of the globe then imagine having to concoct all of the history for it as well, each year building on the events of the year before and taking Robinson's conjectural world further from the one we know. Creating a credible depiction of 10th century Beijing may seem relatively easy, but as time rolls on how will exploration unfold, civilizations bloom, technology and ideas evolve in a world where Christianity is a mere footnote and the great campaigns of Western colonialism have never taken place?

38. Printed Matter -- Kim Stanley Robinson -- Page
    Supplementary information about kim stanley robinson can be found within the PrintedMatter website at kim stanley robinson to sign copies of 'Blue Mars' in  
    http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/gizmo/col21.html
    
    Extractions: Elisabeth Sherwin gizmo@ dcn.davis.ca.us Exactly what would it take to make Mars habitable for men and women from Earth? How would the atmosphere have to be manipulated to allow for human existence, how could the freezing, rocky soil be made to tolerate plant growth and how could the social and political problems that plague Earth be avoided in a new society? Science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson , 43, has thought long and hard about the problems of creating and sustaining a new society on Mars. He spent six years working on a 1,600-page trilogy devoted to the future history of Mars. First came "Red Mars," then "Green Mars." "Blue Mars" will be out in June. Robinson, his wife, Lisa Howell, and their two young sons live in Village Homes in West Davis. He has supported himself as a writer for the past decade and in the process established a reputation for not only being a good writer but making sure good, believable science was part of his science fiction. His first book, "The Wild Shore," published in 1984, became the first in a trilogy about Orange County, post-nuclear holocaust. Robinson grew up in Orange County. He earned a bachelor's degree at UC San Diego and a master's at Boston University. He returned to San Diego for a Ph.D. in English and American literature, which he finished in 1982. Robinson and his wife lived in Zurich for two years while Lisa completed a post-doc in environmental toxicology.

39. Printed Matter -- Kim Stanley Robinson Reading Of Antarctica At Bogey's Books --
    kim stanley robinson to sign copies of 'Antarctica' in Davis, CA. July21, 1998 Elisabeth Sherwin gizmo@ dcn.davis.ca.us Science  
    http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/gizmo/ksrbogey.html
    
    Extractions: Elisabeth Sherwin gizmo@ dcn.davis.ca.us Science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson will read from his latest book, "Antarctica," and sign copies on Tuesday, July 21, 1998 at Bogey's Books in downtown Davis. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. Bogey's is located at 223 E St. Robinson's science fiction novel, "Antarctica," was published published in '97. His fascination with Antarctica reflects some of the same interests he wrote about in the Mars trilogy including the formation of an international utopia and conflict over territory. "Antarctica.". In the fall of 1996, he became the first science fiction writer to win a National Science Foundation grant for a five-week trip to the icy continent. "I was there in November and December...late spring down there," he said. "It was 30 degrees below zero at night." It's hard to believe that anyone could love that kind of life, but Robinson did. "I spent a week in a glacier area with a team doing field research...and spent some time in McMurdo, the main American base camp." His fascination with Antarctica is environmental and political. People from America, France, the former Soviet Union, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Chile have camps there, but those who signed the Antarctica Treaty do not own territory. He describes life there as a utopian effort where the stakes are low because no population has yet become permanent. That will likely change.

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