Israeli readers go crazy for the translation by prolific Emanuel Lottem, which showcases the vibrance of the book and the language itself
How the prolific writer Barry N. Malzberg showed me my passion was just Judaism in a spacesuit
The Dead Sea Scrolls blew the sci-fi writer’s mind
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A long-lost space age satire about what it means to be a Jew from one of science fiction’s greatest humorists
The Israeli Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy celebrates 20 years of imagining the future
Max Beerbohm’s ‘Enoch Soames’ is an ode to those perennially forgotten eccentrics who make civilization possible, and a warning about what happens when they disappear
Sci-fi master’s 1950s cosmological books will be adapted for the network
How Alejandro Jodorowsky muddled sci-fi by turning Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ into a New Age manifesto
The Israeli’s magnum opus, ‘Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow,’ is so good, it should have existed
New titles, for three different age groups, offer young readers an escape into fantastical fiction—with a Jewish twist
Ridley Scott’s sci-fi masterpiece grasps for nothing less than the meaning of life and the limits of faith
British writer Olaf Stapledon, author of the lost 1937 sci-fi masterpiece Star Maker, was perhaps Baruch Spinoza’s greatest 20th-century disciple
Why Harlan Ellison’s personality overshadows his classic science fiction
Eliot Fintushel’s category-defying Yiddish-inflected science fiction
