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Emad Aysha

About Emad Aysha
Academic researcher, journalist, translator and sci-fi author. The man with the mission to bring Arab and Muslim literature to an international audience, respectably.

Drowning in love – Is 'Rain Born' Iran’s answer to Kevin Costner's 'Waterworld'?

Published 2 years ago

Paddling to the Promised Land, PART II – Cameron the submariner asks us to escape the American gree… blue zone!

Published 2 years ago

Paddling to the Promised Land, PART I – Jim Cameron’s long awaited ‘Avatar’ sequel rises to new depths!

Published 2 years ago

To Each His Own – Rachel Cordasco’s catalog of speculative fiction in translation, with Arabs (technically) in the top spot!

Published 2 years ago

Cybermania – A journey east, where machine is the becoming of man

Published 2 years ago

A dialogue on 21^st-century Arabic and Iranian science fiction

Published 2 years ago

Past participle – The Burden of the future is shared unequally

Published 2 years ago

Memory lane – Dystopia is what the sober ought to make of it

Published 2 years ago

What the Sufi says – Science Fiction is for the Speculative Heart

Published 2 years ago

A Dragon for Hire can Consume the World Entire

Published 2 years ago

Yemeni SF, a Galaxy in the Waiting - An interview with Mohammed Al-Shaibani

Published 2 years ago

Zoha Kazemi on the cybernetic ties that bind Iranian and Arab science fiction

Published 2 years ago

Science fiction commentaries: ‘The Economists’, a much needed anthology from Egypt and Arab authors

Published 2 years ago

Prequel with a Purpose: You won’t have a ‘Prey’ in heaven against this little warrior! - PART II

Published 2 years ago

Prequel with a Purpose: You won’t have a ‘Prey’ in heaven against this little warrior! - PART I

Published 2 years ago

A Talk with Ahmed Salah Al-Mahdi on Magic, Fantasy and the 'Marooned Mirror' of Arabic Science Fiction

Published 2 years ago

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Drowning in love – Is 'Rain Born' Iran’s answer to Kevin Costner's 'Waterworld'?

Paddling to the Promised Land, PART II – Cameron the submariner asks us to escape the American gree… blue zone!

Paddling to the Promised Land, PART I – Jim Cameron’s long awaited ‘Avatar’ sequel rises to new depths!

To Each His Own – Rachel Cordasco’s catalog of speculative fiction in translation, with Arabs (technically) in the top spot!

Cybermania – A journey east, where machine is the becoming of man

A dialogue on 21st-century Arabic and Iranian science fiction

Past participle – The Burden of the future is shared unequally

Memory lane – Dystopia is what the sober ought to make of it

What the Sufi says – Science Fiction is for the Speculative Heart

A Dragon for Hire can Consume the World Entire

Yemeni SF, a Galaxy in the Waiting - An interview with Mohammed Al-Shaibani

Zoha Kazemi on the cybernetic ties that bind Iranian and Arab science fiction

Science fiction commentaries: ‘The Economists’, a much needed anthology from Egypt and Arab authors

Prequel with a Purpose: You won’t have a ‘Prey’ in heaven against this little warrior! - PART II

Prequel with a Purpose: You won’t have a ‘Prey’ in heaven against this little warrior! - PART I

A Talk with Ahmed Salah Al-Mahdi on Magic, Fantasy and the 'Marooned Mirror' of Arabic Science Fiction

A dialogue on 21^st-century Arabic and Iranian science fiction