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Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy and 2312. The Expanse books in terms of human political structure (Earth/Mars/The Belt and Outer Planets Alliance), assuming
by goatlover 3y ago
Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy and 2312. The Expanse books in terms of human political structure (Earth/Mars/The Belt and Outer Planets Alliance), assuming humanity is able to colonize the solar system.
- hoseja 3y agoTo call Mars Trilogy not colored by the authors ideology is, well, brave to say the least.
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoI have it on my to-read list because I heard it was interesting socialist sci-fi so it is a bit weird seeing it repeatedly recommended to someone who finds The Culture too lefty.
- hoseja 3y agoIt has nice parts but overall it left me feeling icky from its seething marxist rage.
- rsynnott 3y agoWell, I mean, it's a silly request. Everything's coloured by the author's ideology.
- goatlover 3y agoI mean in terms of hard scifi, assuming we start colonizing the solar system. I probably prefer The Expanse authors views over Robinson's.