Worldcon schedule
Chicon 2022, this year’s Worldcon, starts in a few days! I’m attending a few online panels of the hybrid-run convention – here’s my sche...
Category: Popular science
See you in Leiden and Lisbon
After more than two years of online-only talks, I’m back in live programming, starting with moderating the session “To Mars and Beyond” at ESO...
2021 award eligibility post
It’s that time of the year again. You know, the one when 22,000 people a day test covid-positive in a 10-million country that does not do enough testing a...
Life Beyond Us has funded!
I’m happy to announce that Life Beyond Us, the anthology of astrobiology-themed SF stories accompanied by science essays we’re preparing at the Euro...
‘Life Beyond Us’ interview: Julie E. Czerneda
Life Beyond Us is an anthology of astrobiology-themed original SF stories by 22 amazing authors of SF and accompanying essays by 22 scientists. The Kickstarter ...
Doomsday planets and cultivating life: ‘Strangest of All’ author interview with D.A. Xiaolin Spires
Last year, I started interviewing authors from my astrobiological SF anthology Strangest of All developed for the European Astrobiology Institute, some on video...
Explorer by nature: ‘Strangest of All’ author interview with G. David Nordley
I’ve been interviewing authors from my astrobiological SF anthology Strangest of All developed for the European Astrobiology Institute, some on video and ...
Strangest of All: a new astrobiological anthology
Science fiction can be a great way to teach science in a fun way… so we thought not only in the European Astrobiology Institute, and created an e-book ant...
2019 eligibility post
Better late than never: Here’s what I published this year (in English or Anglophone-relevant; not counting my Czech publications), so that you can read it...
Sofia Science Festival
The Sofia Science Festival, organized chiefly by the British Council in Bulgaria, is approaching, so here is a list of the program items I’ll be participa...
