La fascination pour Mars de George R.R Martin

Commenter

Dans un article sur le TheGuardian.com, l'auteur du Trône de fer et de la Fleur de verre nous explique sa fascination pour la planète rouge et ce depuis son enfance : 

Books became my passport to Arrakis and Trantor, Minas Tirith and Gormenghast, Oz and Shangri-La, all the lands of myth and fable – and to the planets, moons and asteroids of our solar system as well. Frozen Pluto (still a planet!), where the sun was just a bright star in the sky. Titan, with Saturn and its rings looming overhead. Mercury, one face turned eternally toward the sun, where life could only survive in the “twilight zone” between day and night. Mighty Jupiter, whose fearsome gravity made its inhabitants stronger than a hundred men. Venus, hidden beneath its shroud of cloud, where web-footed natives hunted dinosaurs through fetid, steaming swamps.

And Mars.
 
Mars, qui revient en force au cinéma avec la sortie de l'adaptation de Seul sur Mars d'Andy Weir par Ridley Scott. :
 
 
 
Partager cet article

Qu'en pensez-vous ?