When a page reference is given, the first page number refers to the restored edition, the second to the 1949 book. Where text in the 1949 publication was in italics and need to be referred to for purposes of comparison, it is shown in UPPER CASE to avoid confusion. Additional text found in the 1949 publication but not the restored book is enclosed in. This is referred to as the restored edition in this article.Īdditional text found only in the restored book is shown in italics. They published it only after many cuts and changes in the plot and this is the version referred to as the 1949 edition in this article.Īfter Heinlein’s death the book as Heinlein originally submitted it, with no cuts or alterations, was printed by Del Rey. In 1949 Robert Heinlein submitted a juvenile called ‘Red Planet’ to Scribners. Red Planet – Blue Pencil by Jane Davitt ©2001
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