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The Crimson Throne

They tell me Mars was once dead. That is a lie told by those who arrived late. Mars has always been alive, resentful, watchful, slow to forgive. It merely waited...

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The Body in the System

Mars does not tolerate melodrama, it tolerates math.On Earth, death arrives with pageantry of sirens, the vision of yellow tape and presence of cameras. The choreography...

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The Silent Cities

Mars did not go silent all at once, that would have been merciful. It happened the way systems fail when they are too confident in themselves. They fail very...

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The Weight of Dust

Mars does not erase where you came from. It makes you carry it. That was the first thing I learned after six months underground, when the novelty wore off...

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Welcome to Everything Mars: A Library of Red Dust Dreams and Planet-Born Legends

Step onto the frontier where the sky is butterscotch, the ground is iron-red, and every footprint feels like the first sentence of a new mythology. Everything Mars is your gateway to a growing universe of speculative stories, strange histories, imagined technologies, and Martian what-ifs. Where survival is never simple, and wonder is never far behind. Here you’ll find tales of buried cities that won’t answer back, domes that become kingdoms, AI caretakers with secrets, and colonists who discover that the hardest thing to terraform isn’t soil, it’s the human heart. Some stories lean into hard science and plausible engineering; others drift into noir mystery, cosmic awe, or haunted-planet horror. But all of them share the same pulse: Mars as a mirror that is reflecting our ambition, our loneliness, our ingenuity, and our flaws in a thinner air. From corporate dynasties and forgotten crews to rogue habitats and silent transmissions, this collection bends genre lines while keeping its boots in the dust. On Mars, distance rewrites morality. Time stretches. Memory becomes an ecosystem. And the planet doesn’t care what you meant to do—only what you built, what you broke, and what you left behind.

Browse. Read. Reflect.

Mars is waiting... quietly. And it has its own ideas about who you’ll become once you arrive.

© Everything Mars
Gary Robert Blue Writer/Illustrator & Chatham Gephart Writer/Design Engineer

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