More Zion's Fiction: Wondrous Tales from the Israeli ImagiNation

More Zion's Fiction: Wondrous Tales from the Israeli ImagiNation
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Zion
Published
15 September 2021
Pages
434
ISBN
9780578969442

More Zion’s Fiction: Wondrous Tales from the Israeli ImagiNation

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Forget about start-up nation! Inspired by a science fiction novel - the 1903 proto-Steampunk utopia Old New Land by Theodor Herzl - the State of Israel is the quintessential science fiction nation.

Enter, More Zion’s Fiction: Wondrous Tales from the Israeli ImagiNation, the second of an authoritative three-volume English language collection of Israeli speculative fiction.

Herzl, the Austrian journalist once famously declared: If you will it, it is no dream. Herzl’s dream was to create a modern Jewish state in the historical homeland of the Jewish people. Ours is to forge out a literary refuge for the kind of unbridled literary fancy his aspirants, tasked with transforming his science-fictional vision into a hardscrabble reality, could not bring themselves to accomplish. Yours, we hope, will be to help us pry open a long-shuttered window into the dreams and nightmares of a nation quite unlike any other.

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