A Planet in Which One of the Leading Actors in the Story Has Become the Most Important Living Entity on this Planet

 22 Years Ago Today

Thursday 18th of November 1999
Composer and writer Paul Frederic Bowles dies of heart failure at the age of 89 in The Italian Hospital, Tangier, Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, Morocco.

His passing will be given as a shock to the family. He is the author of the popular science-fiction series, The Red Planet, a sequel to last year's critically acclaimed, critically lauded, popular science-fiction thriller, The Martian. His novels include, The Martian, Star Trek: Enterprise, The Last Stand, TNG and The Next Generation. At the beginning of his career he worked with director Peter Jackson for several Star Trek films and contributed to much of the subsequent Trek series. His final novel, Blood Red Line, was his first, and last, film. (Blood Red Line) 
A.K.A: The Red Planet? Or the Red Planet Trilogy: 
An ancient and beloved story and a trilogy that celebrates and teaches about the history of humanity as it has evolved over hundreds of thousands of years. This is the first of three tales (of three continents, each one with its own set of mythology and civilizations), about a planet in which one of the leading actors in the story has become the most important living entity on this planet. As well as being about the history of these ancient civilizations and their cultures, Blood Red Line is a journey through the lives of Earth.