InterNova: International Science Fiction e-zine
InterNova, edited by Michael Iwoleit, recently re-launched itself as an e-zine. Here’s its latest table of contents:
Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro (Brazil): Peak Time
Eduardo J. Carletti (Argentina): God’s Gut
Arthur Goldstuck (South Africa): The Fabulous Yesterdays
Aleksandar Ziljak (Croatia): What Colour Is the Wind?
Eric Brown (England): Thursday’s Child
Sven Klöpping (Germany): Let’s Talk About Death, Baby
In the classic section:
Lino Aldani (Italy): Red Rhombuses
Renato Pestriniero (Italy): The People in the Painting
In the nonfiction section:
Richard Kunzmann (South Africa): The Eclipse of a Genre and the Birth of a Nova
Lavie Tidhar (Israel): Science Fiction, Globalization, and the People’s Republic of China
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