Title: These Colors Won't Fade
Product review: "Red Mars" is the first of the trilogy, and is the only one I have read so far. But "Green" and "Blue" are next on my list. The author's detailed discription of conditions on Mars, and what we would face if we went there, are as accurate as I can ascertain from my studies in astronomy and physics. This isn't just a science fiction about Mars, but a prediction of how man's behavior will be shaped by the planet's brutal conditions, and how the planet's evolution will, in turn, be shaped by man's competance. A scientific, sociologic, pychological thriller that compels the reader to head for the sequel. By the end of the novel you realize that each color in this series represents a physical evolution of planetary conditions. Red is brought about by nature, and the colors to follow by man's inhabitation. Green and Blue sure don't look like improvements over red.
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