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The Martian Review: Andy Weir's Science Fiction Classic …
The author’s use of scientific language is one of the major reasons that the novel has reached the popularity that it has. It’s also the reason that some readers find themselves uninterested in finishing t…
The Martian Book Review
A first novel originally serialized on author Andy Weir's personal website, this 21st-century Robinson-Crusoe-on-Mars tale starts strong and maintains a high level of suspense. Mark Watney is an instantly likable …
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When a freak dust storm brings a manned mission to Mars to an unexpected close, an astronaut who is left behind fights to stay alive. This is the first novel from software …
The Martian
From its opening descent into chaos to the final nail-biting pages, the book is a complete triumph. And before you think you know what's going on by the title alone, know …
Book Review: The Martian by Andy Weir
The Martian is possibly the best example of strict hard science fiction I’ve ever read. My rating: 5 out of 5. *The reason for this seems to be that the plant doesn’t need to …
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Astronaut Mark Watney must learn this lesson the hard way, when a freak accident leaves him stranded alone on the surface of the red planet in The Martian, a tense and meticulously researched debut from software engineer …
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The Martian is a 2011 science fiction debut novel written by Andy Weir. The book was originally self-published on Weir's blog, in a serialized format. [1] In 2014, the book was re-released after Crown Publishing Group purchased the …
Book Review: The Martian
Genre: Sci-fi drama, suspense. Following a dust storm that forced an evacuation from the surface of Mars, astronaut Mark Whatney is left behind, presumed dead. But he’s very much alive, and must now figure out how to …
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The author’s use of scientific language is one of the major reasons that the novel has reached the popularity that it has. It’s also the reason that some readers find themselves uninterested in finishing t…
A first novel originally serialized on author Andy Weir's personal website, this 21st-century Robinson-Crusoe-on-Mars tale starts strong and maintains a high level of suspense. Mark Watney is an instantly likable …
When a freak dust storm brings a manned mission to Mars to an unexpected close, an astronaut who is left behind fights to stay alive. This is the first novel from software …
From its opening descent into chaos to the final nail-biting pages, the book is a complete triumph. And before you think you know what's going on by the title alone, know …
The Martian is possibly the best example of strict hard science fiction I’ve ever read. My rating: 5 out of 5. *The reason for this seems to be that the plant doesn’t need to …
Astronaut Mark Watney must learn this lesson the hard way, when a freak accident leaves him stranded alone on the surface of the red planet in The Martian, a tense and meticulously researched debut from software engineer …
The Martian is a 2011 science fiction debut novel written by Andy Weir. The book was originally self-published on Weir's blog, in a serialized format. [1] In 2014, the book was re-released after Crown Publishing Group purchased the …
Genre: Sci-fi drama, suspense. Following a dust storm that forced an evacuation from the surface of Mars, astronaut Mark Whatney is left behind, presumed dead. But he’s very much alive, and must now figure out how to …