isfdb - an amzing site with a lot of informaiton.

[Andrew Nash]

I’m not sure if many of you are familiar with the

ISFDB – Internet Science Fiction Database.

I just recently came across it.

 

It has a few great pages on Jules Verne

 

This first link, shows Verne translations in various languages. Where possible, it shows the first few lines in EACH language.

(Quite a labour of love!)

 

Jules Verne Translations: http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.php/Jules_Verne_Translations

 

Jules Verne Bibliography:  http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?159+All

 

Voyages Extraordinaires:     http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?4077

 

It even has a full breakdown of various editions, like this for the Set by Vincent Parke!!!

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisher.cgi?31636

 

One of the main updaters recently, seems to be Doug Holmes. I have to try to get in touch with him!

 

… Andrew

[Garmt de Vries-Uiterweerd]

A nice find, Andrew. I wasn't aware of this site.

That list of translations... a labour of love, indeed! Since it is a wiki, the love can be shared. If members of this forum all put in a bit of effort, this page will soon become ten times as large!

Cheers,

Garmt.

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[C.W. Gross]

The ISFdB has been a HUGE help in tracking down obscure scientific romances in old magazines for my blog and the anthologies I publish. Whoever is behind it is truly doing God's work. 

Cory

https://voyagesextraordinaires.blogspot.com/ 

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