(first posted on Book Riot 6/22/16) There’s a great big world out there, filled with accomplished authors writing in every language. Speculative fiction is an especially vibrant genre, and with works like Cixin Liu’s award-winning Three-Body Problem garnering much-deserved applause here in the U.S., and multiple anthologies of Spanish-language fiction becoming available, there’s never been
ARABIC (EGYPT) review by Michael Orthofer, The Complete Review, November 2011 review by Rachel Cordasco, SFT, May 2016 review by Rachel Cordasco, Strange Horizons, October 2021 ARABIC (IRAQ) review by Rachel Cordasco, SFT, October 2016 review by Yasmin Kahn, Foundation vol. 46.2, no. 127, 2017 review by Rachel Cordasco, World
“The Royal Library (Scrolls of the Bards)” by Vladimir Arenev, translated from the Ukrainian by Ephraim Liechtenstein, Anthology of European Speculative Fiction. “The Texture of Words“ by Felicidad Martínez, translated from the Spanish by Sue Burke and Lawrence Schimel, Terra Nova: An Anthology of Contemporary Spanish Science Fiction. Excerpt from Revenge: Eleven Dark Tales by
