Stranger in Strange Lands

“YOU ARE GOD, I AM GOD, AND EVERYTHING THAT GROWS IS GOD.”

Robert A. Heinlein, along with Clarke and Asimov, is one of the three great masters who left their mark on Golden Age science fiction. The author, who differs from his contemporaries with his ideology and the way he uses it in his works, is one of the most important, most controversial and most extraordinary novels written not only in his own oeuvre but also in the science fiction genre. Stranger in Wild Lands is a turning point for the subculture.

Valentine Michael Smith, a human developed by Martians on Mars, arrived on Earth not long ago. Although Smith, who meets his own people for the first time, has difficulty getting used to the traditions of this blue planet and the prejudices of the human race, he wanders among people like a messiah, thanks to his mental powers - such as telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation and prophecy. Ultimately, he is the heir to the rule of Mars.

This Martian, who will teach "grocking", love and water sharing to an entire planet and race, will have to deal with authority and bureaucrats who want the rule of Mars, but with the help of author Jubal Harshaw, he will advance towards his goal step by step and continue to spread "free love" by establishing his own church. and eventually - like every messiah - he will face his destiny.

with a foreword by Müfit Özdeş,

a presentation by Virginia Heinlein,

and an afterword by Neil Gaiman,

is available in İthaki Science Fiction Classics as an unabridged full text!

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Prepared for Publication : Alican Saygı Ortanca

Edited by : Emre Aygün&Ömer Ezer

Cover Illustration : Hamdi Akçay

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 712

Size: 13.5 x 21

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Printing Year: 2018

Language: Turkish

Original Name: Stranger in a Strange Land