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“STUART FAILS TO SAVE THE UNIVERSE”: A COMIC CATASTROPHE ACROSS DIMENSIONS
"Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" is an upcoming American science fiction television comedy created by Chuck Lorre, Zak Penn, and Bill Prady. The...
DUTCH FANTASTICON 2026: WHERE REALITY FINALLY GIVES UP AND THE LOWLANDS...
There are days when the world feels too small, too polite, too neatly folded into its own predictable geometry.
And then there are days...
IL GRANDE CONDOTTIERE DELLA FANTASCIENZA ITALIANA by GIANNI SGHEMBO-FURBINI
Mille grazie alla famiglia Vegetti!
There are dynasties that rule kingdoms, dynasties that rule empires, and then—somewhere between la commedia dell’arte and a family lunch...
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...
”The Witcher” Series – A Review by Alex Khlopenko
Netflix “The Witcher”: Slavic Fantasy
embarassed of its roots
I’ve read the entire Witcher series in one
hot July thirteen years ago and have been a fan...
THE LAST MORTALS
“WHY
WE ARE ESPECIALLY UNFORTUNATE TO DIE, WHEN OUR NEAR-DESCENDANTS COULD BE
IMMORTAL
WE ARE THE LAST MORTALS.”
“If this were so, we
would be forced to confront an...
“Back down along the spiral that heads up”- Review of Jack...
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...
The New Tower of Babel – A Review of “Central Station”...
There is no danger in revealing the plot details for this fix up novel. Not because it has no plot. The plot is not...
“Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow”’ – Review by Valentin...
A handbook for science fiction readers and writers: a review of "Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow", by Yuval Noah Harari
The future is...
THE DAY GAIA LOOKED IN THE MIRROR AND FOUND SOLARIS SMIRKING BACK – CRISTIAN...
"We are only seeking Man. We have no need for other worlds. We need mirrors. We don’t know what to do with other worlds....
“THE WHITE DESERT”, “EUROPA” AND THE FRACTURED FUTURE: LUIS LÓPEZ CARRASCO’S SPECULATIVE MIRROR by...
The sky is falling, but no one bothers to look up. In the fevered, fractured worlds of Luis López Carrasco, the apocalypse is not...
”EAGLE” – THE PAN-EUROPEAN SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY MAGAZINE
Pan-European vs. Pan-American - Mugur Cornila, Chief Editor
At times,
things go haywire. In a tiny corner or even in plain sight. And the system so...
Interview with Brian Nisbet on the Worldcon-2019-bid for Dublin
Dublin has announced a Worldcon-Bid for 2019. We are happy that Europa SF got an interview with Brian Nisbet about this interesting project! The...
Strange Horizons
Small Waiting Objects by T. D. Walker
I wonder, sometimes, if poetry, more than any other literary form, is concerned primarily with perspective. Part of that, I’m sure, is a function of length. Many poems are short enough that, if you fill your lungs first, you can get through them in a single breath. There might be ...
“Climate Apartheid”
"The world's poor are likely to be hardest hit by rising temperatures - and the potential food shortages and conflict that could accompany such...
THE LAST MORTALS
“WHY
WE ARE ESPECIALLY UNFORTUNATE TO DIE, WHEN OUR NEAR-DESCENDANTS COULD BE
IMMORTAL
WE ARE THE LAST MORTALS.”
“If this were so, we
would be forced to confront an...