Luís Filipe Silva (born 6 December 1969) is a Portuguese writer of science fiction. He has won the Editorial Caminho de Ficção Científica Prize in 1991 with the book O Futuro à Janela.[1]
Bibliography
editAs an author
edit- O Futuro à Janela, short-story collection (1991)
- GalxMente I: Cidade da Carne, novel (1993)
- GalxMente II: Vinganças, novel (1993)
- Terrarium: Um romance em mosaicos (with João Barreiros, 1996)
- Aqueles Que Repousam na Eternidade, novella (2006)
As an editor
edit- Por Universos Nunca Dantes Navegados (2007), co-edited with Jorge Candeias
- Vaporpunk (2010), co-edited with Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro
- Os Anos de Ouro da Pulp Fiction Portuguesa (2011), co-edited with Luís Corte-Real
- O Resto é Paisagem (2018), co-edited with Pedro Cipriano
As a translator
edit- Rainha dos Anjos (Queen of Angels), Greg Bear
- Crónicas da Espada 1 - O Encontro (Swords and Deviltry), Fritz Leiber
- O Verdadeiro Dr. Fausto (Jack Faust), Michael Swanwick
References
edit- ^ "Prémio Editorial Caminho de Ficção Científica: FC&F em Portugal". ficcao.com.pt. Retrieved 2020-04-12.
External links
edit- (in Portuguese) http://tecnofantasia.com – personal website
- (in English) Side Effects, weblog
- (in Portuguese) Detailed bibliography
- Profile at Infinity Plus
Fiction
edit- (in Portuguese) "A Recordação Imóvel", at E-nigma
- "The Rodney King Global Mass Media Artwork", at Infinity Plus
- "Still Memories", at Fantastic Metropolis
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