Pan Grpowski üheksa juhtumit by Indrek Hargla

Preeminent contemporary literary novelist whose somewhat bulgakovesque and grinesque works often wander into borderline SF and fantasy. He has also translated books by Stephen Baxter, Arthur C. Clarke, and others to Estonian audience.Īfter stopping writing fiction in 1997, Alas translated several landmark works of modern science fiction («City» by Clifford D. Le Guin, Ray Bradbury, John Wyndham, Arthur C. The magazine brought the works of Robert Silverberg, Roger Zelazny, A. In 1992 Alas became the editor of the first Estonian science fiction magazine ‘Täheaeg’ (The Sidereal Time), but the publication folded after just two issues, although it is still fondly remembered by the SF fans of that time. His longer works are short novels «Komblusvalvur» (Guardian of Propriety 1996), a dystopian work about a very sexually rigid near future, and «Plahvatus» (Explosion 1997) about a possible nuclear disaster in contemporary Estonia. From 1989 till 1995 he published more than 20 stories in Mario Kivistik’s magazines’ ‘Pioneer’ (later ‘Põhjanael’) (Pioneer/Polaris) and ‘Mardus’ (Eidolon). Possibly the first genre SF author in Estonia, Alas emerged in the beginning of 1985 with two short stories «Koletis» (Monster) in the youth magazine ‘Pioneer’, and «Viitsütik» (Time Fuse) in the youth magazine ‘Noorus’ (Youth). From 1914 to 1928 he edited and published 24 issues of the first Estonian periodical dedicated entirely to the fantastic and weird fiction ‘Hirmu ja õuduse jutud’ (Tales of Terror and Horror). Rosny aîné, Villiers de L’Isle-Adam and many others during the second and third decade of the 20th century. Hoffmann, Gustav Meyrink, Karl Hans Strobl, Guy de Maupassant, J.-H. En 2008 recibió el Premio Friedebert Tuglas de cuento y en 2012 el Premio de literatura Eduard Vilde.A linguist and preeminent language reformer, Aavik can also be considered as Estonia’s first enthusiast of fantastic literature. He is responsible for translating most of the literary output of Edgar Allan Poe, in addition to translating fantastic works by Ambrose Bierce, A. Hargla se graduó en 1993 de la Facultad de Derecho en la Universidad de Tartu, y desde 1998 ha publicado más de 67 novelas.

Indrek Hargla (nacido como Indrek Sootak, Tallin, 12 de julio de 1970) es uno de los más conocidos y prolíficos escritores estonios adscritos a los géneros de la ciencia ficción, fantasía y novela policíaca.

Pan Grpowski üheksa juhtumit by Indrek Hargla