Portti
Portti (meaning Gateway in English) is a Finnish science fiction magazine published in Finland.[1]
History and profile
Portti, published since 1982, is famous for its popular annual short story contest, held since 1986.[2] The magazine is published by the Tampere Science Fiction Society.[1] In the 1980s the publisher was the URSA Publishing House.[3]
Its current editor is Raimo Nikkonen, and the magazine releases four issues per year.
gollark: Try not running it.
gollark: Villagers are getting smarter. They can farm now.
gollark: It's based on the TIS-100 game computer's instruction set and design, but with Minecrafty IOs.
gollark: Vaguely relatedly, TIS-3D is a pretty cool mod for simple computers for that kind of task.
gollark: (After + and -, I mean)
See also
- Tähtivaeltaja, published by the Helsinki Science Fiction Club
References
- Pasi Karppanen (February 2003). "A look at current Finnish science fiction". Cosmos Pen. Archived from the original on 28 February 2014. Retrieved 2 January 2016.
- "Tampereen Science Fiction Seura ry:n järjestämän Tieteis- ja fantasianovellien kirjoituskilpailu 2010:n tulokset". Retrieved 22 March 2011.
- "ESFS Awards 1980-1989". European Science Fiction Society. Retrieved 28 December 2014.
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