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NINA HORVATH: ARCHITECT OF EUROPE’S ELECTRIC DREAMS – CRISTIAN TAMAȘ

There is a particular electricity in the air when speaking about Nina Horvath—an Austrian writer whose speculative fiction doesn’t merely explore the shadows of science fiction, but seems to ignite them from within. Her stories feel like they were written at the edge of a storm, where the sky is bruised purple and the wind carries the scent of something ancient, something mechanical, something alive. She...

THE RHIZOME AND THE ABYSS: LOVE, RUIN, AND THE ELECTRIC GHOSTS OF OUR AGE – CRISTIAN TAMAȘ

Agustín Fernández Mallo: the physicist‑poet of fragmentation, the visionary who turns the chaos of our hyperlinked world into electrifying literature that pulses with intelligence, audacity, and radical beauty. There are books that behave like detonations—slow explosions that keep rumbling through the skull long after the covers close. Agustín Fernández Mallo’s "The Book of All Loves" (El libro de todos los amores) is one of those...
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EMPIRE OF ICE: A TRANS-SIBERIAN ODYSSEY INTO WINTER LOGIC

JACEK DUKAJ’S "ICE" successfully finished as a top-ten finalist for the 2026 Locus Award for Best Translated Novel. Translated into English by Ursula Phillips and...

EUROPA SF: THE PAN-EUROPEAN SFF PORTAL

Exploring and promoting European Science Fiction & Fantasy We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming relaunch of EUROPA SF, the central hub for science fiction and...

IGNITING EUROPE’S IMAGINATION: THE RETURN OF EUROPA SF

The relaunch of EUROPA SF arrives at a moment when the European imagination needs a home worthy of its diversity, its ambition, and its...

Romanian SF Fandom Flunked – Again

I have acted in a strategic-advisory capacity to the Romanian 2021 Eurocon bid. I will continue to do so for as long as my...

COUNTERCLOCK SF: EUROCON 2021 BID EVALUATION – Wolf von Witting

”What does it take to get through? CounterClock is being read in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland,...

Austrian Film Director Jessica Hausner’s “Little Joe”

“Little Joe” is a 2019 British-Austrian SF drama film directed by the Austrian Film Director Jessica Hausner. It was selected to compete for the Palme...

“Back down along the spiral that heads up”- Review of Jack McDevitt’s “Coming Home” by Valentin Ivanov

Jack McDevitt is one of my favorite modern hard science fiction authors. For two reasons. First, he is truly a science fiction writer who in the...

“Favorite SF in Translation” Poll

Rachel Cordasco, founder of SF in Translation.com, has launched the inaugural “Favorite SF in Translation” poll for non-Anglophone speculative fiction that has been translated...

The 2018 StalkerAwards – Estonia

Stalker is Estonian Science Fiction Association (ESFA) award for the best original and translated speculative fiction (i.e SF, Fantasy and horror). Stalker was created to...

Dubravka Ugrešić’s “Fox” Selected as 2018 Best Fiction in Translation by Kirkus Reviews

Kirkus (Kirkus Reviews is an American book review magazine founded in 1933 by Virginia Kirkus. The magazine is headquartered in New York City) has...

Icelandic Writer Sjón’s “CoDex 1962” 

"Over the course of four dazzling novels translated into dozens of languages, Sjón has earned a global reputation as one of the world’s most...

“1983” : Polish SF TV Series on Netflix

"1983" : First Polish Netflix series about the alternate history where Soviet Union didn't collapse. Trailer "A counter-factual SF thriller directed by Kasia Adamik, Olga Chajdas,...