Green Mars

This beautiful tale “Green Mars” is written by Kim Stanley Robinson and narrated by Richard Ferrone. This is the 2^nd book of “Mars Trilogy”. Kim Stanley Robinson is a renowned American writer of science fiction. He has written more than volumes and this “Mars Trilogy” is his best and popular series. His books have been published in more than twenty languages. These Red Mars and Blue Mars both are his marvelous writings and anyone who wants to go in-depth than the above-mentioned books are fantastic by Kim Stanley Robinson.

Kim Stanley Robinson envisioned a not-so-distant future in which mankind set up the principal settlements on Mars and started to make the planet inhabitable for people “In Red Mars”.  In this shocking continuation of that “Nebula Award-winning novel” Robinson takes the establishment of Mars to another age, with another arrangement of issues and concerns.

The underlying “Martian pioneers” had wild conflicts about how the planet to be utilized by people. This prompted a conflict that compromised the existence of millions of individuals on the two “Mars and Earth”. Currently, the second era of pilgrims proceeded with the battle to endure the threatening however abnormally delightful climate of the “red planet”. Their choices and activities will, at last, decide if “Mars” will essentially be a haven for researchers, a wellspring of crude materials for “Earth” or something substantially more.

Richard Ferrone’s powerful portrayal of this exciting, immortal story catches the entrancing variety of “Robinson’s” convincing characters, taking followers to the farthest boondocks of mankind’s battle to endure.