I am certain that plenty
of Romanian writers can make an important contribution to the world of
speculative fiction and I do hope that one day more of their works would be translated
into English. If that starts to happen sooner rather than later remains to be
seen, until then, here is another example of Romanian speculative fiction, a
morsel of a story, “Lipstick”,
written by one of the most important names of the local science fiction, Michael Haulică. “Lipstick” was
published several times in Romanian, in 1993 in Jurnalul SF (SF Journal), 1996 in Dependent SF (SF Addicted), 1998 in Dealul Melcilor (Snails’ Hill), 2001 Cronica Română (Romanian Chronicle), in the author’s personal
volumes, “Madia Mangalena” (1999)
and “Fantastic Stories” (2010),
translated into Danish in 2004 and published in “Science Fiction” magazine and in English in “Magaera” (2003), “Magaera
Anthology Vol.1” (2005) and Anotherealm
(2003), being finalist of the “Invasion” contest. You can read Michael Haulică’s
“Lipstick”, translated by Adriana Moșoiu, either on his personal
site or on Anotherealm.
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2 comments:
Thank you very much, Mihai.
It is my pleasure, Michael! :)
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