The Book of Madness by Levent Şenyürek

26May - by Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad - 2 - In SF by Muslims Turkish SF

51wS8ZzWaoL

The Book of Madness is a collection of short stories by Levent Şenyürek. Most of the stories have a grand premise ranging from the Soviets making contact with the aliens at the 1908 Tugunska event to machines that can make everything including universes. The collection also includes a self-referential story about a science fiction writer trying to write the last story in a sci-fi collection. A more comprehensive review of the collection is available on the following link.

, , , ,
Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad

Islam and Science Fiction is a website on all things related to Islam, Muslims and Science Fiction and everything in between.The exploration of Islam and Science Fiction is from a cultural and social perspective, from a cultural and civilizational sense. A more appropriate term would be Marshall Hodgson's Islamicate. Thus this site is a compendium of novels, short stories, novellas, movies etc which either has Islamic themes or have Muslim characters. You can contact the editor at maahmad@uw.edu

2 thoughts on “The Book of Madness by Levent Şenyürek”

  1. Pingback: Islam and Science Fiction: An Interview with Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad | Mikey MMonday
  2. Pingback: Islam and Science Fiction: An Interview with Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad | Beyond Victoriana

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.