It does not start very well because the first part, which describes festivities in an immense transparent bubble that protects the first city built on the surface of Mars, is confused and unconvincing. There are conflicts between the different minorities living there. But I was relieved when I understood that this was probably the end of the story, because the second part starts the story from the beginning. However, I found the description of the difficult relationships between the first 100 explorers leaving for Mars (fifty men and fifty women: thirty-five Americans, thirty-five Russians and thirty others from different nations) uninteresting and anachronistic. I stopped at page 72 (out of 663).
My mark : -1/4 (could not read)
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