Translated from the Bengali by Chirayata Chakraborty 3. Retrograde Amnesia ...
Dita’s Watch— Dipen Bhattacharya (Episode 2)
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Dipen Bhattacharya
Dita’s Watch— Dipen Bhattacharya (Episode 1)
Translated from the Bengali by Chirayata Chakrabarty 1. Late Train A couple...
Amenhotep’s Time – Dipen Bhattacharya
Translated from the original Bengali by Dipen Bhattacharya and Lisa Conyers. The sun was setting;...
Poems by Mario Urquiza Montemayor
Mario Urquiza Montemayor is from Mexico and writes in Spanish. His poems has been published in magazines from Spain, Venezuela, Czech Republic, Mexico, Peru and Germany.
Indian Science Fiction – A Panel Discussion
The Antonym brought together a wonderful panel of India Science Fiction writers and critics to discuss the uniqueness of Indian Science Fiction. We had Subodh Jawadekar, the renowned Science and Science Fiction writer in Marathi: Dipen Bhattacharya, who writes in Bengali., featuring the social dynamics of imagined future societies interwoven with scientific principle and T.G. Shenoy, a Science Fiction columnist and critic, the writer of India’s longest-running weekly SF column in India,
Son – Igor Rosokhovatsky
Igor Markovich Rosokhovatsky (1929 – 2015) was a Ukrainian writer and journalist who wrote science fiction in Russian.
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.
Stories of Accidental Thought. Pandemic Chapter – Carla Faesler
Carla Faesler is a writer and experimental poet. She is the author of the novel, Formol, (Tusquets, 2014), considered the best book published in 2014 by the magazine La Tempestad.
The Poetics Of Ostracism – Fernanda Garcia Lao
Me. An excluding word. How many first-person narratives this pandemic has triggered. We don’t know yet. But what can we expect. If literature feeds on exceptions, the common root promises little.
Mother Tongue in a Multilingual World – The Antonym Panel Discussion
Languages are the most powerful instruments of conserving and developing tangible and intangible heritage. What do we want to say and in which language?