- Bli Panika
Bli Panika (Lit.: "Don't Panic", a reference to
Douglas Adams 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy ) is a long-runningIsrael iwebzine ofspeculative fiction edited byRami Shalheveth . It publishes a mix of originalHebrew short stories and translated fiction (primarily, but not exclusively, from English). It also publishes non-fiction including articles, reviews and interviews.It is the primary source of translated short speculative fiction in Israel, having published stories by
Ted Chiang ,Kelly Link ,Gene Wolfe ,Kage Baker ,Michael Marshall Smith ,Greg Egan ,Jeffrey Ford and many others.In addition to publishing many original Hebrew short stories, Shalheveth had also edited two projects that are in effect original themed anthologies:
"Galgal Ha'mazalot" (Signs of the Zodiac): Thirteen short stories by Israeli writers including
Vered Tochterman ,Nir Yaniv ,Guy Hasson andLavie Tidhar , each taking as their subject one of the signs of thezodiac - Hasson contributed the thirteenth story, for a non-existent sign."Beyn Ha'zmanim - Be'chazara Le'aspamia" (Between Times - The Return to Aspamia): stories taking as their inspiration the poetry of the Golden Age of
Hebrew poetry (in theMiddle Ages ).In 2006 the webzine had moved to its own domain and to an improved interface using
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