Source of Earth’s water: A little idea about D/H ratios
You couldn’t have missed the headlines: Due to Rosetta’s measurements of the ratio of hydrogen and deuterium in 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko’s wa...
Author: Julie Nováková
Book launch at Fenixcon
My newest novel, “Bez naděje”, is having a book launch ceremony at Fenixcon this Saturday afternoon. More info and a snippet from the novel (in Czec...
A new novel out in the stores!
I’ve got good news for my Czech readers: My new novel, set in the “Agent John Francis Kovář” adventure SF series, was published today. It̵...
An oasis of European short speculative fiction?
Editor Martin Šust has recently mentioned an interesting fact: As far as we know, the Czech Republic is the only European country with two professional monthly ...
Science-fictional & real science
If we have seen further, it’s largely by standing on layers of previous errors. I had a lecture last week about cognitive biases, their possible adaptiven...
Review of Upgraded at Fantasy Scroll
I’ve reviewed Neil Clarke’s cyborg anthology UPGRADED for Fantasy Scroll Magazine; the review can be found here in the new issue of the magazine. Cz...
Interview & public reading at APPlaus radio
I hope my English-speaking readers forgive me that this brief post is aimed primarily at Czech audience: I’m having an interview and book reading on Septe...
Worldcon, Fringe & more
It had been a busy summer. I’ve attended the European Conference on Behavioral Biology (there would be a report coming up in the bulletin of the Czech &am...
London: before Worldcon
Having arrived to London five days before Worldcon, I got to explore what the city can offer and found several interesting places to visit not only for a geek, ...
Interview with Peter Watts
My interview with Peter Watts was published last Friday in Clarkesworld. Be sure to check it out; Watts writes really brilliant, thrilling SF full of very inter...
