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Greg Bear
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Moving Mars: A Novel |
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English |
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Mass Market Paperback |
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512 |
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1994-12-15 |
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0812524802 |
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Tor Science Fiction |
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0.6 pounds |
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1.15 x 4.19 x 6.72 inches |
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Product Description
She is a daughter of one of Mars's oldest, most conservative Binding Multiples--the extended family syndicates that colonized the red planet. But Casseia Majumdar has a dream of an independent Mars, born in the student protests of 2171. During those brief days of idealism she forged bonds of friendship and hatred that set the stage for an astonishing war or revolution on Mars.
Amazon.com Review
In this 1995 Nebula Award-winning novel, a revolution is transforming the formerly passive Earth-colony of Mars. While opposing political factions on Mars battle for the support of colonists, scientists make a staggering scientific breakthrough that at once fuels the conflict and creates a united Mars front, as the technically superior Earth tries to take credit for it. Backed against a wall, colonial leaders are forced to make a monumental decision that changes the future of Mars forever.
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Psybre (USA: IA) (2007/05/15):
This book is a must read for science fiction readers. Novel about a colony on Mars that revolts against Earth, and a scientific discovery there that eventually makes the book's title literal. Amazon has the Publishers Weekly review of the original edition, which said "Bear offers a fast-moving plot; realistic, appealing characters; a vividly imagined future Earth awash in 'tailored microbes,' nanotechnology and dirty dealing; and the most believable evocation of the workings of politics and science in any recent science fiction novel. It all adds up to a blowout of a book, perhaps the best of the recent Mars novels, and certainly one of the best sf novels of the year."
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