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MARSIANISCHER
ZEITSTURZ
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ORIGINAL TITLE:
Martian Time-Slip
© 1964
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AUTHOR(S):
DICK,
Philip K.
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PUBLISHER (TOP):
HEYNE
ISBN:
3 453 21726 8
YEAR:
2002
FORMAT:
paperback
LANGUAGE:
german
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TRANSLATOR(TOP):
Michael Nagula
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COVER ILLUSTRATION (TOP):
Hauptmann
und Kampa
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PUBLISHER (BOTTOM):
GOLLANCZ
ISBN:
978-1-85798-837-6
YEAR:
1999 FORMAT:
paperback
LANGUAGE:
english
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COVER ILLUSTRATION:
Chris
Moore
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Content:
This is an interesting
novel, especially because of the omnipresence of protaginists
with German sounding names.
Being a German and having read the German version first,
I found myself buying the english original just to make
sure the names in the translation hadn't been changed
to suit the target group ... talk about paranoia.
Martian Time-Slip for me is an interesting (and lovingly
surreal) study of greed, set in a Mars colony gone stale.
One of the protagonists, Jack, is suffering from schizophrenia
and went to Mars because he thought the society there
would ne constructed simpler, helping him get through
with his life.
This is mirroring the authors procedure of setting up
such a society and then to explore what human nature
will make of it. Greed, exploitation, desire, love,
trust, fear of the future and fear of the "alien"
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