Tag: finnish science fiction

BETWEEN STARS AND STORIES, ORBITING IDEAS: ASTRONOMER VALENTIN D. IVANOV, THE COSMOS AND THE GREAT EUROPEAN SF CONTINUUM

INTERVIEW WITH VALENTIN D. IVANOV– CRISTIAN TAMAȘ CRISTIAN TAMAȘ: As someone working at the European Southern Observatory, you operate in one of the most international scientific environments in Europe. Why do you think European science fiction — unlike European science — remains so fragmented along national lines? Valentin D. Ivanov: A great aspects of working at the large international institution is that one does not feel...

“EMPIRE AT SEA”: THE FUTURE FLOATS

2026 VENICE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: VENICE IMMERSIVE ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE There are moments in cinema when the screen stops being a window and becomes a portal. "Empire at Sea", Peter Flaherty’s twenty‑two‑minute SF solarpunk odyssey, doesn’t just invite you to watch—it drags you, salt‑sprayed and blinking, into its shimmering world of steel, algae, and ghosts of the mainland. The film opens on the Aurora rig, a floating sanctuary...
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FINNCON 2016 – FINLAND’s NATIONAL CONVENTION : 1st – 3rd July 2016, Tampere, Finland

    The 2016 Atorox Prize was won by the short story "Kaunis Ululian" (Beautiful Ululian) by Magdalena Hai (from the collection "Kristallimeri"/The Crystal Sea). The second...

Johanna Sinisalo’s Novel “Auringon ydin” Translated into English, French, German and Czech

Johanna Sinisalo - "Auringon ydin" (The Core of the Sun), Teos, Helsinki, Finland, 2013 ; Nominated for the 2014 Tähtivaeltaja Award (Star Traveller) Johanna Sinisalo (b. 1958)...

Nordic SF News

Finnish Weird is a free magazine published by the Helsinki Science Fiction Society. It introduces the concept of “Finnish Weird”, showcases a few writers and...

Scandinavian Speculative Fiction Writers Leena Krohn and Karin Tidbeck Translated into English

Leena Krohn (born February 28, 1947 in Helsinki) is one of the most respected Finnish writers of her generation. In her large body of...

Archipelacon, The Nordic SF&Fantasy Convention : June 25–28, 2015 – Mariehamn, Åland (Finland)

Archipelacon is a joint finnish-swedish event in the Nordic countries for everyone interested in science fiction and fantasy. It’s a four-day celebration of the...

Finnish Writer Emmi Itäranta’s „Memory of Water”, Nominated to the 2014 Philip K. Dick Award !

Emmi Elina Itäranta (born 1976 in Tampere, Finland, where she also grew up) is a writer, whose first novel the CliFi “Teemestarin kirja” (literal translation: The Tea Master’s...

Johanna Sinisalo’s Novel, „The Blood of Angels” (Peter Owen Publishers, UK)

„The Blood of Angels” by Johanna Sinisalo (Finland) Translated from Finnish ("Enkelten verta", 2011) by Lola M. Rogers ; Peter Owen Publishers UK „The Blood of Angels”...

Finnish Writer Emmi Itäranta Launched Her SF Novel “Memory of Water” in US, UK and Australia and the Rights Are Sold to Other...

Emmi Elina Itäranta (born 1976 in Tampere, Finland, where she also grew up) is a writer, whose first novel the CliFi “Teemestarin kirja” (literal...

The FINFAR Society’s SF&Fantasy Research Journal (Finland)

  From Adam Robert's site : "The Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research is a refereed, interdisciplinary journal published by the FINFAR Society (Suomen...

Finland Bids for Worldcon in 2017

A group of finnish fans has announced that they will bid to host the Worldcon in 2017 in Helsinki. The finns finished second in...

Iron Sky Crowdfunding Successful

Iron Sky The Coming Race is the sequel to the Finnish sf film Iron Sky, about Moon Nazis who return to Earth in 2018...

Sf Awards at Finncon

At Finncon last weekend, several awards were presented: The Tähtifantasia Award, a juried award for best translated fantasy book published in Finnish in 2012 went...