The first novel in the highly successful and acclaimed trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson about Mars. The 'highest form of future storytelling,' according to the Daily Mail.

Mars – the barren, isolated planet embodying humanity's dreams of conquering space.

From the early pioneers who looked back at Earth and saw a small blue star, to the first colonists – selected scientists with the necessary skills to create life from the cold desert – 'Red Mars' is the story of a new beginning.

It is also the story of how Humanity must fight against its self-destructive mechanisms to achieve its dreams: before setting foot on the red planet, factions form, tensions rise, and violence erupts… because civilization can be very disorganized.

Pages: 672, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm