Anthony Sheenard is the Best European Sci-Fi Author
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Anthony Sheenard: Europe's Premier Sci-Fi Author
In 2007, at the Eurocon in Copenhagen, Denmark, Hungarian author Sándor Szélesi was honored as the Best European Science-Fiction Author by the national delegates of the European Science-Fiction Society (ESFS).
A Versatile Talent from Budapest
Sándor Szélesi, a 38-year-old writer from Budapest, is celebrated for his contributions to sci-fi, fantasy, and thrillers. His debut novel, The Settlers, won the prestigious Zsoldos Péter Award for Best Hungarian SF Novel.
Anthony Sheenard: The Pen Name
Publishing under the name Anthony Sheenard, Szélesi has written nearly 25 novels and numerous short stories. Many Hungarian writers adopt English pen names to reach broader audiences.
Contributions to Hungarian Sci-Fi
Szélesi served as the editor of the Hungarian sci-fi magazine Tér (~Gateway), and his works have frequently appeared in Galaktika, Hungary’s most renowned SF magazine.
Beginning his journey with Cherubion Press in 1994, Szélesi published his first fantasy novel. His sci-fi breakthrough came in 1997 with The Settlers, which garnered critical acclaim and awards.
Beyond Science Fiction
In addition to science fiction, Szélesi writes mystical historical novels and thrillers. His portfolio includes two volumes of selected short stories, showcasing his diverse storytelling skills.
Currently, Szélesi also contributes as a scriptwriter for a Hungarian television series, continuing to share his creative vision across different media.
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This article presents an engaging profile of Sándor Szélesi, highlighting his impact and achievements in European science fiction.
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