| Author |
Title |
Publisher |
Year
Published |
Notes |
| Babcock,
George. |
Yezad:
A Romance of the Unknown. |
Bridgeport,
CT: Cooperative Publishing Co. |
1922 |
1st
edition. 462 p. A flight Mars with a spiritualist bent. |
| Cowan,
James. |
Daybreak:
A Romance of an Old World. |
New
York: G. H. Richmond & Co. |
1896 |
1st
edition. 399 p. A parallel Christianity on Mars. |
| Cowan,
James. |
Daybreak:
A Romance of an Old World. |
New
York: Arno |
1971 |
Reprint
edition. A parallel Christianity on Mars. |
| Dowding,
Henry Wallace. |
The
Man from Mars, or Service, for Service's Sake. |
New
York: Cochrane Publishing |
1910 |
1st
edition, hardcover. 385 p. An escort and bodyguard for a French
general learns the general has visited Mars through a trance, and
is given a detailed description. In the end, the general and his
love balloon off to Mars. |
| DuMaurier,
George. |
The
Martian. |
London:
Harper |
1897 |
1st
edition, hardcover. Illus. by the author. A spiritualist/reincarnation
book, with most of the information about Mars at the end. |
| DuMaurier,
George. |
The
Martian. |
New
York: Harper and Bros. |
1898 |
1st
US edition, hardcover. Illus. by the author. A spiritualist/reincarnation
book, with most of the information about Mars at the end. |
| Farmer,
Philip Jose. |
Jesus
on Mars. |
|
|
1st
edition, paperback. Pinnacle paperback P 40 184-1. Illus. by Paul
Stinson. 256 pgs. w/ ads at the end, including an introduction to
Dr. Who by Harlan Ellision. |
| Farmer,
Philip Jose. |
Jesus
on Mars. |
London:
Granada |
1979 |
1st
UK edition, paperback. |
| Gratacap,
Louis Pope. |
The
Certainty of a Future Life in Mars: Being the Posthumous Papers
of Bradford Torrey Dodd. |
New
York: Bretano |
1903 |
1st
edition, hardover. The protagonist radios Mars, talking to the spirits
of dead friends and relatives who are moving through each of the
planets on their way to heaven. Includes an essay on mars by Schiaparelli
at the end. |
| Heinlein,
Robert A. |
Stranger
in a Strange Land. |
New
York: Putnam |
1961 |
1st
edition, hardcover. 408 p. Another Hugo winner. A human raised on
Mars returns to Earth to teach humans about grokking and discorporation.
|
| Heinlein,
Robert A. |
Stranger
in a Strange Land. |
London:
New English Library |
1975 |
1st
UK hardcover. Another Hugo winner. A human raised on Mars returns
to Earth to teach humans about grokking and discorporation. |
| Heinlein,
Robert A. Introduction by James Gunn. |
Stranger
in a Strange Land. |
Norwalk,
CT: Easton Press |
1989 |
Delux,
signed hardcover edition. Illustrated by Kent Bash. Another Hugo
winner. A human raised on Mars returns to Earth to teach humans
about grokking and discorporation. |
| Leggett,
Mortimer Dormer. |
A
Dream of a Modest Prophet. |
Philadelphia:
Lippincott |
1890 |
1st
edition, hardcover. 207 p. A dream trip to a Christian Utopia on
Mars. |
| Lewis,
C.S. |
Out
of the Silent Planet. |
London:
John Lane the Bodley Head |
1938 |
1st
edition, hardcover. First volume in the Ransom (or Cosmic ) Trilogy.
The other two books published in 1943 and 1945 are Perelandra (later
pub. as Voyage to Venus), and That Hideous Strength (later pub.
as The Tortutured Planet). |
| Lewis,
C.S. |
Out
of the Silent Planet. |
New
York: Macmillan |
1943 |
1st
US edition, hardcover. First volume in the Ransom (or Cosmic ) Trilogy.
The other two books published in 1943 and 1945 are Perelandra (later
pub. as Voyage to Venus), and That Hideous Strength (later pub.
as The Tortutured Planet). |
| Seddon,
Andrew M. |
Red
Planet Rising. |
Wheaton,
IL: Crossways |
1995 |
Trade
paperback, 1st edition. 240 p. A Christian novel about Mars. |
| Wicks,
Mark. |
To
Mars Via the Moon: an Astronomical Story. |
Philadelphia:
J.B.Lippincott Co. |
1911 |
1st
edition, hardcover. A man who has lost his family makes a spaceschip
to visit the Moon and mars, staying on mars when he finds his dead
son, reincarnated as a Martian. |
| Wicks,
Mark. |
To
Mars Via the Moon: an Astronomical Story. |
London:
Seeley & Co. |
1911 |
1st
UK edition, hardcover. A man who has lost his family makes a spaceschip
to visit the Moon and mars, staying on mars when he finds his dead
son, reincarnated as a Martian. |
