Mars, we love you
Subtitle: tales of Mars, men, and Martians.
By: Edited by Jane Hipolito and Willis E. McNelly. With an introd. by Isaac Asimov.
Contributors: McNelly, Willis Everett, 1920- joint comp.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Series: Doubleday science fiction
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
Subjects: Science fiction; Mars (Planet) -- Stories
Table of contents: title: Report on canali, by G. V. Schiaparelli.; title: Mars as the abode of life, by P. Lowell.; title: War of the worlds, by H. G. Wells.; title: A princess of Mars, by E. R. Burroughs.; title: A Martian odyssey, by S. Weinbaum.; title: The embassy, by D. A. Wollheim.; title: Dark mission, by L. Del Rey.; title: Lost art, by G. O. Smith.; title: The cave, by P. S. Miller.; title: Expedition, by A. Boucher.; title: Loophole, by A. C. Clarke.; title: Catch that Martian, by D. Knight.; title: Omnilingual, by H. B. Piper.; title: The lost city of Mars, by R. Bradbury.; title: One step from Earth, by H. Harrison.; title: Carthage: reflections of a Martian, by F. Herbert.; title: Soft landing, by  W. Fox.; title: Earthbound, by I. Jackson.; title: In lonely lands, by H. Ellison.; title: World of the wars, by B. McAllister.; title: Exploration, by B. N. Malzberg.; title: Double star, by R. A. Heinlein.; title: Linguistic relativity in middle high Martian, by W. E. McNelly.