Robert A. HeinleinScience Fiction · Fiction·1907–1988
The man who sold the moon
Synopsis
In 1949, Robert A. Heinlein envisioned a future where space exploration wasn't left to governments. This story follows D.D. Harriman, a visionary entrepreneur who poured his reputation and fortune into making manned space flight a reality. Decades later, the story's themes resonate as a modern entrepreneur looks beyond the moon to Mars, arguing that private enterprise is key to humanity's future in space.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10






