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István Nemere (born in Pécs on 8 November, 1944) is a Hungarian novelist, Esperantist, and translator. He has written 701 published books by May 2018[1], mostly in Hungarian, over twenty novels in Esperanto.[2] He has been a notable figure in the world of Hungarian science fiction with as many as 60 novels[3] and several stories.[4]
He has alleged the film Demolition Man is a ripoff of one of his novels.[5]
Works
- The Whip of the Cosmos (A kozmosz korbácsa)
- Steel Shark (Acélcápa)
- Action Neutron (Neutron-akció)[6]
References
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- ^ Esperanto: language, literature, and community by Pierre Janton, Humphrey Tonkin; pg 106
- ^ The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, pg 604
- ^ Gateways to forever: the story of the science-fiction magazines from 1970 to ... by Mike Ashley, pg 404
- ^ "Nemere István: A cenzúra a fejekben van". Origo.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 28 November 2010.
- ^ http://sfmag.hu/2010/12/21/a-short-history-of-hungarian-science-fiction-from-the-beginning-to-the-1980s/
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