A girl raised on Mars travels back to Earth in Heinlein's vintage SF tale, first published in 1963. (Aug.)
Why one of science fiction’s most ambitious biographies proves one of its most essential.
Give Carrie Vaughn’s Martians Abroad a few pages, and you’ll fall in love its protagonist, Polly Newton, the newest student at Earth’s prestigious Galileo Academy. She dreams of piloting spaceships, she’s fiercely smart, and she can crash a motorcycle with the best of them. By her side, you’ll experience the frustration of being shipped off to another planet to enroll in a […]