β Scribed by Ray Bradbury
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January 1999, rocket summer -- February 1999, Ylla -- August 1999, summer night -- August 1999, Earth men -- March 2000, taxpayer -- April 2000, third expedition -- June 2001, and the moon be still as bright -- August 2001, settlers -- December 2001, green morning -- February 2002, locusts -- August 2002, night meeting -- October 2002, shore -- February 2003, interim -- April 2003, musicians -- June 2003, way in the middle of the air -- 2004-2005, naming of names -- April 2005, usher II -- August 2005, old ones -- September 2005 Martian -- November 2005, off season -- November 2005, watchers -- December 2005, silent towns -- April 2026, long years -- August 2026, there will come soft rains -- October 2026, million-year picnic.;Leaving behind a world on the brink of destruction, man came to the Red Planet and found the Martians waiting, dreamlike. Seeking the promise of a new beginning, man brought with him his oldest fears and his deepest desires. Man conquered Mars - and in that instant, Mars conquered him. The strange new world with its ancient, dying race and vast, red-gold deserts cast a spell on him, settled into his dreams, and changed him forever.-Back cover.
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