Igor Markovich Rosokhovatsky (1929 – 2015) was a Ukrainian writer and journalist who wrote science fiction in Russian.
Son – Igor Rosokhovatsky
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Biswadip Chakraborthy
Hawa Nanjobe Kimbugwe
Hawa Nanjobe Kimbugwe is one of the most renowned Performance Poets in Uganda, a Writer, Debater and Youth community Builder.
Reimagined Past, Expanded Present and Memories of the Future – Editor’s Note on The Antonym issue featuring science fiction
The Antonym takes a closer look at contemporary science fiction, slipstream fiction, speculative poetry and bring to its readers some diverse yet engrossing output of this genre.
The Palace – Dipen Bhattacharya
An alien dusk descended as the fiery colors of the sunlight burned the clouds at the very edge of the sky. A wispy melancholic light meandered into the gray corner of the room, refracting through the delicate glass of a china lampshade.
Artist of the Month – Mikiko Kudo
Mikiko Kudo grew up in the northern part of Japan’s main island. Through her art, Mikiko ‘ reevaluates the roots, inadvertently.
Rishi Dastidar
Rishi Dastidar’s poetry has been published by the Financial Times and BBC amongst many others. He is a fellow of The Complete Works and a consulting editor at The Rialto magazine.
Laure Cambau
Laure Cambau is a poet and a pianist, as well as an author of stories for children and of song lyrics. She has published nine collections of poetry.
A Deal with Destiny – Subodh Jawadekar
After nine months, Anim was born. The baby was dark-skinned, alert. Robust. With jet-black eyes and a thick mop of curly hair. Aadit’s and Sajani’s happiness knew no bounds.
Indian Science Fiction Examined with Utmost Care – Sreya Sarkar
This work starts the important journey of examining Indian SF from multiple angles and will inspire many chroniclers and SF enthusiasts to take this research further.
Sun-dusted bones – Deb Bandyopadhyay
The sky asked the river
‘How do I look?’