As part of my quest to read each and every novel that’s either won a Nebula or Hugo award, I’ve been making my way through Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars trilogy: Red, Green, and Blue. I’m halfway through Blue Mars now. They’re hard science fiction at its best, richly detailed, precisely researched, and really long. Essentially, Robinson’s trilogy does for Mars what Michener did for Hawaii, Alaska, and other terrestrial locales.

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