Julie does eligibility post
Hey, you know what’s very different on the Anglophone SFF market as compared to the Czech one, beside what I’ve highlighted in my older Clarkesworld...
Tag: Anglo-American fiction
A week+ later
This is a time machine of sorts, since I wrote this blogpost more than a week ago, but couldn’t log in on my tablet. Enjoy the trip into the past! * What ...
Turning the microscope back on us from a distance
It’s been a while since I posted an interview here, however, it would be a loss if interviews with interesting people only appeared in an issue of a print...
“I’d love to see first contact with an alien civilization!”
It’s been a while since I posted snippets from interviews I had done for XB-1 here but I can finally share another short excerpt – with the wonderfu...
5th issue of Fantasy Scroll and my review of Echopraxia
The fifth issue of Fantasy Scroll Magazine is online, including my review of Peter Watts’ sequel to Blindsight, Echopraxia. The magazine is also moving to...
Darkest humor in the new issue of XB-1
The February issue of XB-1 is coming soon a it features the second part of Equoid (Charles Stross), Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma (Alex Shvartsman) and What Doc...
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...
Where are current SF magazines going?
I’ve had a talk on current Anglo-American magazines at Festival Fantazie in Chotebor last weekend. I meant to present notable magazines to the Czech audie...
Erasing boundaries and distances
I’m bringing you another snippet from interviews I do for XB-1, this time with a notable Czech SF editor Martin Šust. Martin Šust is well-known as the edi...
