21. IT Conversations: Kim Stanley Robinson Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with kim stanley robinson, the author of the Mars Trilogy. In his latest book, Fifty Degrees Below he surmises what it would be http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail935.html

Our Supporters: Kim Stanley Robinson Author Tech Nation Play now: Download MP3 Help with Listening Permalink Subscribe to Podcast ... Excerpt L_VARS.guid='http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail935.html'; loomia_ratingControl(L_VARS); [runtime: 00:22:37, 10.3 mb, recorded 2006-01-10] digg_skin = 'compact'; digg_window = 'new'; Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with Kim Stanley Robinson, the author of the "Mars Trilogy." In his latest book, "Fifty Degrees Below" he surmises what it would be like if the Gulf Stream stopped flowing. [Tech Nation audio from IT Conversations] Send an email message about this program to your friend(s). To Email Address (Separate multiple addresses with commas.) Your Email Address Your Name Message I thought you might be interested in listening to the following audio program from IT Conversations: 'Kim Stanley Robinson' http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail935.html IT Conversations podcasts can be listened to on your computer. Simply click on the listen arrow button. For convenient listening they can also be downloaded to an MP3 player. If this podcast was indeed of interest, I encourage you to register as a guest at http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/join/getguestreginfo/ to receive bi-weekly updates about new releases. Enjoy! Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with Kim Stanley Robinson, the author of the "Mars Trilogy." In his latest book, "Fifty Degrees Below" he surmises what it would be like if the Gulf Stream stopped flowing.

22. Mark/Space: Anachron City: Library: Authors: Kim Stanley Robinson www.euro.net/markspace/KimStanleyRobinson.html - Wired News talks with the writer about Sixty Days and Counting , the final installment in a global-warming-themed trilogy. http://www.euro.net/mark-space/KimStanleyRobinson.html

Kim Stanley Robinson The Novels of Philip K.Dick (1984, non-fiction) The Wild Shore (1984, novel, science fiction... book 1 'Future Orange County' trilogy) Icehenge (1984, novel, science fiction) The Memory of Whiteness: A Scientific Romance (September 1985, novel, science fiction) The Planet on the Table (1986, short stories, science fiction) The Blind Geometer (198?, novella, science fiction) Escape From Kathmandu (198?, novel, science fiction) The Gold Coast (1988, novel, science fiction... book 2 'Future Orange County' trilogy) Green Mars (19, novella, science fiction... Tor , New York, US pbk, ISBN 0-812-53362-3... Tor Double, with A Meeting with Medusa by Arthur C.Clarke) Pacific Edge (1990, novel, science fiction... book 3 'Future Orange County' trilogy) A Short, Sharp Shock (1990, novella, science fiction) Down and Out in the Year 2000 (1992, short stories, science fiction) Red Mars (1992, novel, science fiction... book 1 'Mars' trilogy) Green Mars (1993, novel, science fiction... book 2 'Mars' trilogy) Remaking History and Other Stories (1994, short stories, science fiction) Blue Mars (April 1996, novel, science fiction... book 3 'Mars' trilogy)

23. Kim Stanley Robinson Talks Ecotastrophe - Boing Boing SF writer kim stanley robinson is interviewed in today s Wired News. Stan is a science fiction writer whose work manages to personalize the ethics of http://www.boingboing.net/2007/07/03/kim-stanley-robinson.html

Boing Boing Home Gadgets TV Suggest a Link ... Joel Kim Stanley Robinson talks ecotastrophe Posted by Cory Doctorow , July 3, 2007 5:51 AM permalink SF writer Kim Stanley Robinson is interviewed in today's Wired News. Stan is a science fiction writer whose work manages to personalize the ethics of environmentalism in such a way as to make you feel them in your marrow. His magnificent opus, the Red Mars trilogy , tells the story of the internecine struggles among Mars colonists over the right of Mars to exist in natural beauty versus the human imperative to terraform it. Pacific Edge , a quiet and humble book about an ecological utopia in Orange County, is so incandescently cheerful that I keep a copy around at all times to use as an anti-depressant. Stan has just published the concluding volume in a trilogy of novels about a global warming disaster. The books Forty Signs of Rain Fifty Degrees Below and Sixty Days and Counting tell the stories of the policy wonks, scientists and Beltway dealers who preside over the catastrophic collapse of the planet's ecosystem. No one writes scientist heroes like Stan. If you want to believe that science, truth, and knowledge can save us from drowning in our own cess, these books will give you hope.

24. Kim Stanley Robinson On Flickr - Photo Sharing! kim stanley robinson talking at SciFoo about economics, externalities, Click this icon to see all public photos tagged with kim stanley robinson http://www.flickr.com/photos/68484106@N00/1023109373

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27. Robinson, Kim Stanley Ebook Download At Diesel EBooks download robinson, kim stanley ebooks in Adobe Mobipocket palm ereader microsoft reader at Diesel eBooks. http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/cgi-bin/category/search&query=Robinson, Kim Stanley

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28. Kim Stanley Robinson On Google And Climate Change | LISNews kim stanley robinson, a science fiction author, gave a talk as part of the Google Tech Talk series on Google and climate change. I found the talk to be very http://www.lisnews.org/node/28764

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29. O'Reilly -- Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy This is an email I wrote to friends and family in February 2000 about kim stanley robinson s Mars Trilogy. http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/articles/mars.html

My Account View Cart Site Search Home Network Store Safari Books Online ... About Search oreilly.com: Contacts History Tim O'Reilly Labs ... Subscribe to Newsletters Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy by Tim O'Reilly February 2000 I just finished reading these books (Red Mars, Green Mars, and Blue Mars) and can't recommend them too highly. Red Mars won the Nebula award in 1993, and Green Mars and Blue Mars each won the Hugo award (in 1994 and 1997), and all were richly deserved. I can't say I enjoyed these more than any other SF book I've read recently (Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon wins that award), but I found them perhaps among the most rewarding of all the science fiction books I've ever read. What is most remarkable about the books is the multiplex layeringideas, story lines, facts, visions of the future. A story of the terraforming of Mars, this book is also a love story for the geology and geography of a planet and the slow succession of ecological progression, a rich exploration of how people are changed by their environment as they in turn change it ("We are areoformed as we terraform Mars."), a wonderful, speculative exploration of the science and technology that might be applied not only to such a massive engineering project as the transformation of a planet, but also the kinds of recreational technologies such a culture might develop, and a thoughtful investigation of politics and cultural evolution as a group of very smart people are faced with the possibility of starting fresh.

30. LabLit.com Article/208 Editor’s note kim stanley robinson is a widely acclaimed author of novels with strong science and scientist characters including the Mars trilogy, http://www.lablit.com/article/208

home about lab lit list contact ... forums Interview The day after today Interview with novelist Kim Stanley Robinson Jennifer Rohn 4 February 2007 http://www.lablit.com/article/208 Venture capitol: Washington braces for the coming storm in Robinson's latest science novel What I’ve seen in the last five years is the scientific community going off like a fire alarm in a hotel Editor’s note: Kim Stanley Robinson is a widely acclaimed author of novels with strong science and scientist characters including the Mars trilogy, Antarctica and The Years of Rice and Salt , and he has won a number of prestigious awards such as the Hugo, the Nebula and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award. The upcoming book Sixty Days and Counting will complete his best-selling climate change trilogy ‘Science in the Capitol’. LabLit .com recently caught up with Robinson to find out more. When did you first develop an interest in science – were you ever tempted to become a scientist yourself? I’ve always been a reader, and that included non-fiction that was often historical or scientific, starting with archaeology because of my historical interests, then moving to geology, astronomy, anthropology, etc. It never occurred to me to become a scientist, although after I became a science fiction writer I wished I had studied something like archaeology or anthropology, rather than English as I did, as I think it would have helped me in writing science fiction. But at the time I was in school I was very focused on history and literature.

31. Kim Stanley Robinson - An Infinity Plus Profile kim stanley robinson was born in 1952. After travelling and working around the world, he settled in his beloved California. He is widely considered to be http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/misc/ksr.htm

Kim Stanley Robinson Kim Stanley Robinson was born in 1952. After travelling and working around the world, he settled in his beloved California. He is widely considered to be among the finest science fiction writers working today, noted as much for the verisimilitude of his characters as the meticulously researched hard science basis of his work. He has won just about every major sf award there is to win and is the author of the massively successful and lavishly praised Mars series. Elsewhere in infinity plus fiction A History of the Twentieth Century, with Illustrations by Kim Stanley Robinson. nonfiction Kim Stanley Robinson interviewed for infinity plus by Nick Gevers; Kim Stanley Robinson reviews Elsewhere on the www: Kim Stanley Robinson at Amazon (US) and at the Internet Bookshop (UK). SF Site provides an annotated Kim Stanley Robinson reading list Over at Science Fiction Weekly, Kim Stanley Robinson answers readers' questions The Kim Stanley Robinson Fan Page Kim Stanley Robinson's ISFDB bibliography Let us know what you think of infinity plus - e-mail us at: support this site - buy books through these links: A+ Books: an insider's view of sf, fantasy and horror

32. Abrupt Climate Change Fiction At Resilience Science American ecological sciencefiction writer kim stanley robinson recently talked to the . 2 kim stanley robinson on nature, architecture, and society at http://rs.resalliance.org/2005/09/17/abrupt-climate-change-fiction/

Resilience Science Resilience Science About Statistics ... Abrupt Climate Change Fiction Published by Garry Peterson on September 17, 2005 in General and Scenarios American ecological science-fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson recently talked to the Guardian about his new, near-future climate change novel 50 degrees below From the Guardian: Robinson is famous for the Mars trilogy of novels about terra-forming Mars. From the Guardian interview Such as? WorldChanging notes Imagining Abrupt Climate Change : Terraforming Earth . In it he writes about regime shifts. See also the US National Academy report Abrupt Climate Change: Inevitable Surprises (2002) Feed for this Entry Trackback Address Garry Peterson ... Sep 24th, 2005 at 10:50 am Other interviews with Robinson on his first climate change nove on science and politics: Climate change is easy cultural change is hard from the Vancouver newspaper the Tyee. Audio interview from the Agony Column, a Science Fiction review site. Science fiction review website the Alien Online eulchen Nov 4th, 2005 at 8:46 am

33. This Just In News From The Agony Column I had a wonderful and totally engrossing conversation with kim stanley robinson on Friday June 4 that was broadcast live from KUSP. http://trashotron.com/agony/news/2004/06-14-04.htm

Agony Column Home Agony Column Review Archive This Just in..News from the Agony Column 06-18-04: F. Paul Wilson Exclusive on Re-Writing Literary History Updating the Adversary Cycle Don't leave the light on. I made a heart-stopping visit to the Borderlands Press website . Well, if not heart-stopping certainly wallet-emptying. When I just brought up the site, I was presented with an enticing new series they're running. Each book is small, short, and printed in a bright color with no DJ. The authors include John Maclay, Joe R. Lansdale, and more. I was totally distracted by books I suddenly wanted, and I hadn't even come close to reading about the books I knew I wanted and in some cases, already had. I'd recently bought the first two volumes in their current series of F. Paul Wilson re-prints from Mark V. Ziesing Like many writers, F. Paul Wilson's written universe is full of strange connections. He's got two series and they intersect in one critical and difficult to find novel. 'The Tomb' is available as a cheesy paperback and as a mind-bogglingly expensive limited edition. It advances the story that started in 'The Keep' and became part of 'The Adversary Cycle'. It's also the first Repairman Jack novel. So, if you want to introduce your friends to Repairman Jack, whose recent adventures ('

34. WorldChanging: Tools, Models And Ideas For Building A Bright Green Future: The C kim stanley robinson makes a point I made elsewhere, but much more clearly. It’s a failure of imagination to think that climate change is going to be an http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/007751.html

Jan 27, 08 About Stuff Shelter Cities ... Planet The Collapse of Civilization: "It Wouldn’t Be An Adventure" Alex Steffen January 3, 2008 10:12 PM Kim Stanley Robinson makes a point I made elsewhere , but much more clearly "It’s a failure of imagination to think that climate change is going to be an escape from jail – and it’s a failure in a couple of ways. For one thing, modern civilization, with six billion people on the planet, lives on the tip of a gigantic complex of prosthetic devices – and all those devices have to work. The crash scenario that people think of, in this case, as an escape to freedom would actually be so damaging that it wouldn’t be fun. It wouldn’t be an adventure. It would merely be a struggle for food and security, and a permanent high risk of being robbed, beaten, or killed; your ability to feel confident about your own – and your family’s and your children’s – safety would be gone. People who fail to realize that… I’d say their imaginations haven’t fully gotten into this scenario." The other half of this coin, of course, is that many of the things we need to do to avoid meltdown will also help us lead happier, more secure lives, both on

35. Mars Trilogy Concordance Unofficial Fan Web Site for kim stanley robinson s Mars Trilogy. Includes KSR Interview. http://mars.deltos.com/

Member of Mars Web Ring Join Mars Ring Mars Trilogy Concordance The Unofficial Web Site for Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy Table of Contents Introduction The First Hundred The Timeline Technology ... Contact Us © 1997-9, Deltos Fleet Computing

36. GORP - Visionary Adventures - The Future Of Adventure The Future of Adventure by kim stanley robinson The Going will be Good by Paul Theroux A GORP Visionary Adventure by kim stanley robinson http://gorp.away.com/gorp/features/visionary/robinson.htm

Sign Up Feedback Home Destination Guides ... Family Travel Guide var tcdacmd="dt"; Search: Visionary Adventures Introduction A View from the Bridge by Terry Bisson Romance of the Century ... Winter Buyer's Guide from Outside Online ACTIVITIES The Future of Adventure A GORP Visionary Adventure by Kim Stanley Robinson They are led through a beautiful landscape, hot air ballooning or taking some other form of transport out of the entire Jules Verne repertoire They will be marginally-to- comfortably middle class, still in their twenties or thirties, with some disposable income, urban/ suburban Americans but with a love of snowboarding or parasailing, and local athletic club workouts. While waiting in an airport for a flight to a meeting, they will see a book about Everest; they will buy it and read it and think, How interesting . Ads in The New Yorker will remind them that they too could join an adventure tour, and make their next vacation a trip to some place as exotic and wild as Everest. Adventure travel: just a matter of some vacation time, some disposable income, and a phone call! They call or e-mail their travel agent and are put in touch with an adventure tour company, whose agent invites them to join one of their adventure tours, in a group with about a dozen other clients. They pick one and go to REI and buy lots of stuff, and fly to another continent, usually one starting with an A, and they join the other members of the group in a remote and exotic country. They are led by Western guides through a beautiful landscape, walking and perhaps also riding, gliding, kayaking, parasailing, hot-air ballooning, or taking some other form of transport out of the entire Jules Verne repertoire of maneuvers over the land, in devices the tour company provides.

37. Ballardian: The World Of J.G. Ballard » BLDGBLOG: Kim Stanley Robinson Geoff has posted a fabulous interview with monumental SF/utopian author kim stanley robinson over at BLDGBLOG. robinson responds to Geoff’s fresh http://www.ballardian.com/bldgblog-interviews-kim-stanley-robinson

Ballardian: the World of J.G. Ballard HOME ABOUT BALLARDOSPHERE ... CONTACT BLDGBLOG: Kim Stanley Robinson Author: Simon Sellars Category: Ballardosphere alternate worlds architecture enviro-disaster ... utopia Antarctica. Photo by Kim Stanley Robinson. Geoff has posted a fabulous interview Utopias conference All that, and a Ballard reference, too: BLDGBLOG: I’m interested in the possibility that literary genres might have to be redefined in light of climate change. In other words, a novel where two feet of snow falls on Los Angeles, or sand dunes creep through the suburbs of Rome, would be considered a work of science fiction, even surrealism, today; but that same book, in fifty years’ time, could very well be a work of climate realism, so to speak. So if climate change is making the world surreal, then what it means to write a “realistic” novel will have to change. As a science fiction novelist, does that affect how you approach your work? Kim Stanley Robinson: Well, I’ve been saying this for a number of years: that now we’re all living in a science fiction novel together, a book that we co-write. A lot of what we’re experiencing now is unsurprising because we’ve been prepped for it by science fiction. But I don’t think surrealism is the right way to put it. Surrealism is so often a matter of dreamscapes, of things becoming more than real – and, as a result, more sublime. You think, maybe, of J.G. Ballard’s The Drowned World, and the way that he sees these giant catastrophes as a release from our current social set-up: catastrophe and disaster are aestheticized and looked at as a miraculous salvation from our present reality. But it wouldn’t really be like that.

38. Tim.oreilly.com -- Science Fiction A Review of kim stanley robinson s Mars Trilogy. This is actually an email I wrote to friends and family in February 2000. When putting together this http://tim.oreilly.com/sci-fi/

My Account View Cart Site Search Home Network Store Safari Books Online ... About Search oreilly.com: Contacts History Tim O'Reilly Labs ... RSS Feeds Science Fiction Many people don't know that one of my first books was a study of the work of science-fiction writer Frank Herbert (now out of print but available in digital form on this site), or that I edited a collection of his essays (also out of print). I still read a lot of science-fiction, and in the distant past wrote quite a bit about it. A Question of Preference . March 2002. An Ask Tim column responding to a reader's question about whether I preferred Paul (in Dune and Dune Messiah ) or Leto (in Children of Dune ) as a leader. Leads to some meditations on both leadership and the function of literature. Frank Herbert . In 1981 I published my first book, a biography about the science fiction writer Frank Herbert. It's out of print now, but I decided to make it available online. A Review of Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy . This is actually an email I wrote to friends and family in February 2000. When putting together this archive, I thought it was worth sharing more widely. "I found a lot of food for thought regarding the idealism of the open source software communitythe belief of some characters that a new order beyond capitalist competition was possible, that the cooperative scientific and engineering endeavor of Mars as a giant laboratory and development for the good of mankind didn't have to fall back into the old ways of exploitation and unequal distribution of benefits. In many ways, the book is about a culture built on the best of the underlying dreams of science, where people are driven by the search for truth and possibility, not personal gain."

39. Kim Stanley Robinson Biblio A Bibliography of Works by kim stanley robinson. Revision of robinson s 1982 PhD thesis. The Lucky Strike . The Wild Shore. Orange County Trilogy I; http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~sparks/robinson.html

Kim Stanley Robinson A Bibliography Date Work Content/ Awards "In Pierson's Orchestra" Black Air Historical fantasy *(World Fantasy Award ) "Stone Eggs" The Novels of Philip K Dick Revision of Robinson's 1982 PhD thesis "The Lucky Strike" The Wild Shore Orange County Trilogy I; post-catastrophe Icehenge collects "On the North Pole of Pluto" 1980, "To Leave a Mark" "Down and Out in the Year 2000" The Memory of Whiteness: A Scientific Romance musical tour of the solar system Locus Award 1985 The Blind Geometer (SS) The Planet on the Table (SS) "The Lunatics" "Glacier" The Gold Coast Orange County Trilogy II, near future "Before I Wake" Escape from Kathmandu fantasy adventure, incorporating "Escape from Kathmandu" 1986, "Mother Goddess of the World" 1987, "The True Nature of Shangri-La" 1989, "The Kingdom Underground" A Short Sharp Shock surrealistic fantasy novel Pacific Edge Orange County Trilogy III, semi-utopia "A History of the 20th Century, with Illustrations" A Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions (SS) Remaking History (15 SS) Down and Out in the Year 2000 (SS: "Short Sharp Shock," "Blind Geometer," and 9 others from Remaking History)

40. Kim Stanley Robinson Interview - For Zone-sf.com interview with kim stanley robinson for the zone sf webzine. http://www.zone-sf.com/ksrobinson.html

the Last Word in Science Fiction magazines online SITE MAP SEARCH THIS SITE critical articles, interviews, author profiles, retro lists, genre essays, incisive media reviews This Is The Year One Kim Stanley Robinson interviewed by Duncan Lawie "Science fiction is one of the most powerful tools of human thought we have" "..the story of terraforming Mars, which is a giant template for doing these utopian things, simply has to be a long story." "I'm not very firm in my feelings about what is true. I think it's an advantage for a novelist." Kim Stanley Robinson turned 50 in March of this year. He began reading science fiction at the start of the 1970s, as the New Wave was breaking over the genre, and started writing it not long after. He established a reputation for literate science fiction, confirmed by the Orange County trilogy (aka: Three Californias) written during the 1980s. Nevertheless, he is best known for the epic Mars trilogy published over the period from the 1990s. His next two projects nestle in the shadow of that massive work -

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