Tag: russian fantasy

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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Russkaya Fantastika, New Russian Language SF&Fantasy Titles & News, October 2013– Patrick & Viktoriya Lajoye

  As expected, many notable things are to be published this month in the Russian science-fiction and fantasy domain. But we retain just a few. Let's...

New Russian Language SF&Fantasy Titles, August 2013 – Patrice and Viktoriya Lajoye (France)

Few interesting things, this month on the rusophone SF&F publishing market. Maybe because it's summer, but there are many translations available (from English, of...