:’) That was the view of the late George Adamski as well. ;’) Asimov did a short story called (I think) “The Long Rain”, which has Venus a rain forest where the rain basically never stops, and there’s a Vietcong-like native insurgency opposed to Earthling dwellers, so they go around destroying the habitats (which are dry and brightly lit inside). And Burroughs had his first-person Mars stories, as well as at least one Venus novel.
Actually, “The Long Rain” was written by Bradbury. I am a big fan of Asimov as well (and Paul Anderson, Philip K. Dick, Arthur C. Clarke, Frederick Pohl, Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, et centera ad infnitum....).
Actually, “The Long Rain” was written by Bradbury. I am a big fan of Asimov as well (and Paul Anderson, Philip K. Dick, Arthur C. Clarke, Frederick Pohl, Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, et centera ad infnitum....).