Kim Stanley Robinson
Kim Stanley Robinson (born March 23, 1952) is an American science fiction writer best known for his Mars trilogy and other ecologically and politically themed novels featuring scientists as heroes.[1][2] He began publishing novels in 1984 with The Wild Shore, part of the Three Californias trilogy, and has won multiple awards including the Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Awards.[1][3][4] His work is described as humanist and literary science fiction.[3][5]
science fiction
New York 2140
Green Mars
Blue Mars
Red Mars
The Gold Coast
The Wild Shore
The Gold Coast
Pacific Edge
Aurora
Pacific Edge
The Years of Rice and Salt
Aurora
Aurora
2312
2312
New York 2140
Forty Signs of Rain (Science in the Capital Trilogy, Book 1)
Red Mars
Galileo's Dream
The Wild Shore: Three Californias
The Gold Coast: Three Californias
The Best of Kim Stanley Robinson
Pacific Edge: Three Californias
Shaman