The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury

The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury

Bradbury tells the colonisation of Mars as a linked series of stories rather than one continuous narrative — early expeditions destroyed by the loneliness of the astronauts sent on them, a native Martian civilisation wiped out by chickenpox brought unknowingly by the first settlers, and towns built to replicate small-town Earth exactly.

It is less interested in the mechanics of space travel than in what people carry with them wherever they go, including racism, nostalgia and the compulsion to recreate what they left behind rather than encounter somewhere genuinely new. The story about a house that keeps functioning after a nuclear war has killed everyone is one of science fiction's finest.

One of the foundational works of science fiction as literature, still devastating decades later.

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