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Some ways in which you can contribute:

· Register/Sign in MangalaWiki and help build a comprehensive encyclopedia on the works of KSR

· Help build a comprehensive interview list

· If you come across an article of interest concerning KSR, such as a noteworthy review or KSR-inspired art, do post it

· The same goes for articles of interest concerning related themes and issues : the environment, politics, science, history... the list is nearly infinite

· KSR.info will host or link to content that is not exclusively focused on KSR. Sustainable living initiatives, social themes in science fiction, suggested writers and thinkers, if you've read KSR you know that nearly anything can be relevant.

Finally, you can also contribute with suggestions pertaining to the structure of the site. Should we add a gallery of inspired-by art? A workshop on topical international issues? A newsletter? Be creative!

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Kimon  - test |2009-07-31 23:19:51 Testing this system... ReplyQuote

MWT  - Google Mars |2010-06-08 16:37:27 I suggest setting up a shared set of markers for Google Mars that depict the sites from the Mars trilogy. ReplyQuote

albinoflea  - Mars Trilogy maps |2010-07-12 17:59:16 Not sure if you're familiar with NASA's World Wind; it's similar to Google Earth. One of the users created an add-on that shows many of the features discussed in the Trilogy: http://worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Add-on:Mars_landmarks_%28fictional%29 ReplyQuote

Robert R. Northup  - climate change solutions in science fiction |2010-09-27 00:39:18 Sun Symbiosis – by Forrest Sol The following review of my unpublished first novel was written by the best-selling science fiction author Piers Anthony. It can be found in the June, 2010 newsletter on his website: www.hipiers.com “I read Sun Symbiosis, by Forrest Sol, a pen name for a PhD in environmental science. This is presented as a novel, but is actually a book-length essay phrased as an extended interview. I had to tell the author that it really didn't work for me as a novel, because there is no human interaction other than between the interviewer and his subject, both male. A novel does better with a rich background of science or fantasy and a telling human story, preferably a romantic one, and perhaps a moral theme. An example is the movie Avatar. I'm not sure whether that was a novel first, but if so, it was surely a good one. Sun Symbiosis has the background, and is in fact a work of formidable imagination, and a moral theme: saving the environment. The author cle... ReplyQuote

Adam A. Ford  - Kim Stanley Robinson videos at Aussiecon 4 |2011-03-01 03:40:53 Kim Stanley Robinson Short Speech Accepting Thankyou Gifts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjYZKumE3VM Bioethics of Terraforming panel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2eSC9Xbexw ReplyQuote

Adam A. Ford  - re: Kim Stanley Robinson videos at Aussiecon 4 |2011-03-01 03:42:15 Adam A. Ford wrote: Kim Stanley Robinson Short Speech Accepting Thankyou Gifts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjYZKumE3VM Bioethics of Terraforming panel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2eSC9Xbexw Sorry did not add urls as links... ReplyQuote

Kimon |2011-03-07 22:27:39 Thank you Adam! Will add them up to the list at the wiki shortly! ReplyQuote

une lectrice  - merci |2012-10-15 07:34:48 j'aime beaucoup vos livres, depuis plusieurs années merci vraiment je vous souhaite d'être heureux, empli de bonheurs bien sincèrement françoise ReplyQuote

Alan Pearson  - Tthe Mars trilogy |2013-02-04 17:43:25 Hi, I am a big fan of your Mars trilogy. I have also read many of your earlier books. I paint and wondered if I could contribute to your books or webpage with my paintings. I and a few other artists have a webpage called artistandalucia. If you put this in a search engine it will bring us up. I would especially like to paint schenes from the Mars trilogy. Yours, Alan Pearson. ReplyQuote

Jeffrey A. Ehrnman  - Glossary of Illustrations in the Mars Trilogy |2013-02-08 19:53:56 I have read the trilogy and 'The Martians' and found I am always trying to find a map or illustration... So I compiled a list. Here goes... RED MARS Frontispiece, Mars Map, 2 pages Page 110 The Martian Calendar Year 1, (2027 AD) Pages 196,197,198 Greimas Schematic Rectangle GREEN MARS Frontispiece, Mars Map, 2 pages Page 30 Map: Mars Polar Region Page 130 Map: Burroughs C. 2100 AD Page 500 Map: Burroughs Region Page 537 Diagram: Temperature Comparisons BLUE MARS Frontispiece, Mars Map, 2 pages Sub-Frontispiece,The Martian Calendar Year 1, (2027 AD) Page 6 Map: Pavonis Mons Caldera (Sheffield) Page 208 Map: Tempe Terra (Kasei Fjord) Page 308 Map: North Sea Polar Projection (North Pole) Page 334 Map: Chryse Gulf (Da Vinci, Kasei Fjord, Sinai Peninsula) Page 450 Map: The Grand Canal (Isidus Bay, Hellas Sea, Odessa) Page 549 Map: Olympus Mons Caldera The Martians Frontispiece, Mars Map, 2 pages (From BLUE MARS) ReplyQuote

Jeannine |2013-04-17 06:40:53 This article in the BBC news entitled "Applicants wanted for a one way ticket to Mars" reads almost like the first chapter of Red Mars. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22146456 ReplyQuote

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