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	Iris Wildthyme of Mars


	No. 9 of 14 in the Iris Wildthyme short story collections series << Previous Next >>

By: Philip Purser-Hallard (ed.)
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Released: October 2014
Publisher: Obverse Books
ISBN: 978-1-909031-22-7
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The Red Planet. Everyone agrees about the colour, at least. The rest is up for grabs.
Is Mars a dead and sterile desert, or teeming with life?
Are Martians red, green or blue? Nubile and lithe, or monstrously tentacular?
Are they long gone, or waiting still? How do they feel about visitors?
Will we become the Martians? What kind of a world might we build on Mars? What myths, new or old, might we create there?
Oh — and how many different colours can you put in front of ‘Mars’ to make a clever title?
These Marses are of course incompatible, contradictory, and in many cases quite impossible.
And Iris Wildthyme has visited them all.
Contents:
Wandering Stars by Ian Potter
Lieut. Gullivar Jones: His Bad Weekend by Daniel Tessier
Iris: Chess-Mistress of Mars by Simon Bucher-Jones
Death on the Euphrates by Selina Lock
And a Dog to Walk by Dale Smith
Talking with Spores by Juliet Kemp
Doomed by Richard Wright
The Last Martian by Rachel Churcher
Lilac Mars by Mark Clapham and Lance Parkin
City of Dust by Aditya Bidikar
The Calamari-Men of Mare Cimmerium by Blair Bidmead
Green Mars Blues by Philip Purser-Hallard

Edition: UK (paperback)
Released: March 2015
Publisher: Obverse Books
ISBN: 978-1-909031-27-2
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