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Tom Clancy has said of Robert A. Heinlein, "We proceed down the path marked by his ideas. He shows us where the future is." Nowhere is this more true than in Heinlein's gripping tale of revolution on the moon in 2076, where "Loonies" are kept poor and oppressed by an Earth-based Authority that turns huge profits at their expense. A small band of dissidents, including a one-armed computer jock, a radical young woman, a past-his-prime academic and a nearly omnipotent computer named Mike, ignite the fires of revolution despite the near certainty of failure and death.
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Having become curious by hearing its title being mentioned in some anarchist newsgroups, I decided to give it a try rather out of political curiosity, but with the background of a lover of good sci-fi literature. What can I say, both characteristics of myself were completely satisfied. The story is a kind of futuristic version of America's struggle for independance, this time America being the most ardent behind greater colonial oppressor Mother Earth; and Luna being an exploited colony and dump for convicts, ex-convicts and a growing community of ordinary inhabitants. Written in 1966, the novel still bears enough delicate political resemblance to what is happening nowadays that it could as well be quite fresh (and I could have said the same some 20 years ago). I am not familiar with the controversy about his other book ("Starship Troopers") nor interested enough to engage myself in it (quote about the film made in 1997:"...as to make fans of the novel cry in their popcorn.").
This book is beyond mere agitprop as well as beyond mere escapist sci-fi, quite humourous, and highly recommended. The characters are of an intersting mix; the concept of a computer who manages to evolve into a mentally anthropoid being you really begin to like is maybe even far more convincing nowadays, as well as the other main character, who in different situations always has to decide accordingly among a set of different artificial cyborg-arms which substitute the one he lost. And who is not the only typical male-hero character as well, while there are a lot of non-stereotype female characters to identify with for any female reader who gets bored with all those hard-boiled heros of so many sci-fi stories one gets to read.
Speaking as a non-native speaker, even 'luna-speak' becomes comprehensible and funny quite fast. Speaking as a lover of a good story-line and of a political message, 5 points. Writing as a lover of good entertainment on a high level, 5 points as well.
This book is beyond mere agitprop as well as beyond mere escapist sci-fi, quite humourous, and highly recommended. The characters are of an intersting mix; the concept of a computer who manages to evolve into a mentally anthropoid being you really begin to like is maybe even far more convincing nowadays, as well as the other main character, who in different situations always has to decide accordingly among a set of different artificial cyborg-arms which substitute the one he lost. And who is not the only typical male-hero character as well, while there are a lot of non-stereotype female characters to identify with for any female reader who gets bored with all those hard-boiled heros of so many sci-fi stories one gets to read.
Speaking as a non-native speaker, even 'luna-speak' becomes comprehensible and funny quite fast. Speaking as a lover of a good story-line and of a political message, 5 points. Writing as a lover of good entertainment on a high level, 5 points as well.
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I'm not a Heinlein fan. Whenever I start with a book of his, I brace myself for yet another alterego surrounded by beautiful educated females who adore him for unknown reasons, and the also inevitable stronger helper/superhuman who accompanies and teaches the protagonist.
This time there was a "line marriage", again giving the protagonist any number of women he would want, and thus the opportunity to be lofty about it. But I admit readily: the line marriage is a real good idea. I hope it will be allowed on earth real soon. And yes the superbrain was there in the story too. This time in the form of a sentient supercomputer that was interesting to meet, and gave the opportunity to explore Heinleins concepts of AI.
The most important reason I liked this book is because it matched an intelligent plot to fast paced action and considerable insights in the making of revolutions and the behavior of governments if they are confronted with one. If you're planning a revolution, do read this book as a starter. But if you're not: it's still a good read that as an extra resets your thoughts about the way we have structured our society now.
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I know a lot of people fault this book for it's choppy English, but by omitting the articles and occasional prepositions, Heinlein points up the fact that those living on Luna have become a different culture, complete with its own language and idioms. And, to be fair, one of the novel's most important characters, Pfr. de la Paz, speaks flawless English. But nitpicking over the occasionally missing "a," "an," and "the" makes no sense when discussing this novel. Consider: Heinlein portrays a lunar colony so well thought out, one wonders why it hasn't been built already. And the plot's construtcion is airtight: follow the course of the revolution detailed in this book and by the end, you'll share in the characters' patriotism for their fledgling state. Nowhere else do you get such a concise picture of Heinlein's "You get what you pay for" philosophy. Definitely my favorite work of Heinlein's and one that stands up to repeated rereading. TANSTAAFL!
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Mit "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" schmeißt Küchenchef Heinlein alle Revolutionen der jüngeren Menschheitsgeschichte in einen Topf und lässt sie 384 Seiten... Lesen Sie weiter...
Vor 7 Monaten von Christian Johann veröffentlicht
Won both Hugo and Nebula Awards - deservedly so
In the 2070s, the moon has long been used as a penal colony. It's pretty much ideal for that purpose since escape is impossible, conditions are harsh enough that it's lethal not to... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 20. Juli 2009 von S. Fischer
Über 40 Jahre alt, aber dennoch...
...hat dieses Werk der SF nichts an seinem Reiz verloren. Es ist subversiv wie eh und je und es provoziert den Leser, sich kontrovers mit dem Gelesenen auseinander zu setzen: Ist... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 12. März 2009 von Christoph Herdeg
Holy ****!
I have to agree with my predecessors most points: If Heinlein's name is on the cover, DO buy it. This book is one of his best. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 28. September 2007 von j-a-n-u-s
If Heinlein's name is on the cover, just buy it!
In the classic Hugo Award-winning book, a one-armed computer technician, a radical blonde bombshell, an aging academic, and a sentient all-knowing computer lead the lunar... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 21. März 2003 von Detra Fitch
Heinlein's Second-Best
For Robert Heinlein, second, third, or fourth-best is still extremely good. So what if "Stranger" is even better? Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 17. Juli 2000 von watzizname
interesting to some, too breezy to get a full recomendation
This book contains interesting ideas about social reform that are relevent even today. The technology aspect is solid in regards to space and physics in general, but not as strong... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 18. Juni 2000 veröffentlicht
Good tale turned into a rock-throwing spree
This is a very nice, concise expression of libertarian values. Unfortunately, Heinlein's characters failed to achieve 'revolution' through their philosophy - it required a war,... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 1. Juni 2000 von Maria Folsom
Don't just listen to me...
I read this book in under two days. I would be interested to see an outline of Heinlein's educational background, and an emphasis on Economics wouldn't surprise me. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 30. Mai 2000 veröffentlicht
Good but not great
I am not a big Heinlein fan to begin with, so those of you who are, simply disregard my opinion.
I thought that Moon Is A Harsh Mistress was definitely one of the best books... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 28. Mai 2000 von Ilya Meyzin
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