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** ''Blue Mars'' (1996) | ** ''Blue Mars'' (1996) | ||
**''The Martians'' (1999) (same world as TheMars Trilogy) | **''The Martians'' (1999) (same world as TheMars Trilogy) | ||
*''Antarctica'' (1997) | *''Antarctica'' (1997) | ||
*''The Years of Rice and Salt'' | *''The Years of Rice and Salt'' | ||
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*''Remaking History'' (1991) (short story collection) | *''Remaking History'' (1991) (short story collection) | ||
*''Vinland the Dream'' (2001) (short story collection) | *''Vinland the Dream'' (2001) (short story collection) | ||
* "Mother Goddess of the World" (1987 short story) | |||
* "Sexual Dimorphism" (1999 short story; ''Asimov's'', June 1999) | |||
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Revision as of 20:17, 6 May 2007
Kim Stanley Robinson is an SF writer, known for his political and ecological themes, and feminist politics.
Bibliography
- Three Californias Trilogy (aka "The Orange Country Trilogy")
- The Wild Shore (1984)
- The Gold Coast (1988)
- Pacific Edge (1990)
- The Mars Trilogy
- Red Mars (1992)
- Green Mars (1993)
- Blue Mars (1996)
- The Martians (1999) (same world as TheMars Trilogy)
- Antarctica (1997)
- The Years of Rice and Salt
- Science in the Capital series
- Forty Days of Rain (2004)
- Fifty Degrees Below (2005)
- Sixty Days and Counting (2007)
- Icehenge (1984)
- The Memory of Whiteness (1985)
- A Short, Sharp Shock (1990)
- Escape from Kathmandu (1989) (four interconnected short stories)
- The Planet on the Table (1986) (short story collection)
- Remaking History (1991) (short story collection)
- Vinland the Dream (2001) (short story collection)
- "Mother Goddess of the World" (1987 short story)
- "Sexual Dimorphism" (1999 short story; Asimov's, June 1999)