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Red Rising Is Officially Returning In 2027

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In the early 2010s, The Hunger Games captivated a generation, and in its wake came another dystopian tale set in the stars. Red Rising, a six-book saga by author Pierce Brown, traded the death-match arena for Mars, where a rigid, color-coded class system dictates daily life on the Red Planet. "Golds" are the most elite nenbers of Mars society, and they rule over the other colored classes, including the lowest class, "Reds. " Much like Katniss Everdeen became the face of a revolution in The Hunger Games, Darrow, a lowborn "Red" miner, becomes the face of Red Rising's revolution.

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