Vered Tochterman

Vered Tochterman

Vered Tochterman ( _he. ורד טוכטרמן) is an Israeli author, translator and editor of science fiction and fantasy. Among her work is a short story collection, "Lifamim Ze Acheret (Sometimes It's Different)", (Opus press, 2002), for whom she received the Israeli Geffen Award in 2003 as well as an array of short sorties published in varies magazines in Israel. Several of them were the winners of the [http://www.sf-f.org.il/static/english/menu.htm ISSF] short stories contest over the years.

Tochterman edited the Israeli SF&F magazine Chalomot Be'aspamia (“Idle dreams”) in the years 2002-2006.

One of her stories, "Hunting a Unicorn", appeared in the December 2003 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction.


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