The leading electronic publication covering the world of Science Fiction, with news, reviews, original art and celebrity chats.

The online version of the leading news and review magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror publishing fields.

Rambles is a cultural arts review publication focusing on traditional music, books, film and art.

Strange Horizons is a free weekly professional online magazine devoted to encouraging and publishing quality speculative fiction, poetry, artwork, and related nonfiction. We aim to increase public interest in speculative fiction, to explore and expand the potentials of the genre, to bring readers the best of the established authors and to foster the work of emerging authors of diverse ...

Welcome to Ansible Read the latest issues: Ansible 181, August 2002 Ansible 180, July 2002 Ansible 179, June 2002 Back Issues Links More Stuff Ansible is Dave Langford's notorious British sf/fan newsletter, published since 1979. The following links will tell you more about it than you could possibly wish to know. Get Ansible free by e-mail or as a PDA download Search Ansible archive for keywords ...

Summer 2002 Welcome to Fables, a virtual hamlet dedicated to providing quality folklore and speculative fiction on the internet. Here at The Keep, get an overview of everything we have to offer: Visit the Town Crier to find out what we've added since your last visit. For new original fiction, enjoy the storytelling of our Great Hall. (Stories may not be appropriate for all audiences; reader ...

Posting the finest in science fiction, fantasy and alternative writing and artwork. For free. In our sober moments...

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Welcome to Quanta! Well, in case you haven't noticed, things have been a bit slow around here... Truth is, Quanta's been on hiatus since July 1995 (yeah that's it... hiatus !). Anyway, the plan is to start ramping up again to publishing regular issues by July 1997. Towards that end, I'm initiating a call for submissions for the upcoming issue. Send your mansucripts to me at quanta@quanta.org and ...

Interzone, Britain's leading science-fiction and fantasy magazine, founded in 1982, has now reached over 140 issues. Short-listed for the Hugo Award many years running, and a Hugo winner in 1995, it has a high reputation around the world.

Starburst: the ultimate guide to Sci-Fi & Fantasy since 1977. Covers everything from Star Wars, Star Trek and Stargate to Batman and Buffy, plus new blockbusters . ...

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Science and Science Fiction Review of books, films and principal international SF conventions, science & SF, science and SF, sci fi, Jonathan Cowie.

Web-only magazine of free short Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror that pays professional rates to authors. We accept submissions; guidelines available on the site.

The award-winning Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949. The original publisher of Stephen King's Dark Tower, Daniel Keyes's Flowers for Algernon, and Walter M. Miller's A Canticle for Leibowitz.

DargonZine is an electronic magazine that prints original medieval fantasy stories written by aspiring Internet writers and set in a common milieu as a part of the magazine's collaborative writing project.

A speculative fiction ezine featuring libertarian science fiction, fantasy and horror news, stories and reviews as well as our ever-popular hoax and urban legend debunkings.

The New York Review of Science Fiction Published monthly by Dragon Press, P. O. Box 78, Pleasantville, NY 10570, $3.50 per copy. E-mail: 74771.1527@compuserve.com. Copyright by Dragon Press. Now in our fourteenth year of publication SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Annual subscriptions: U. S. Bulk Rate, $32.00; Canada $38.00; U. S. First Class; $40.00 Overseas Air Printed Matter, UK & Europe:$47.00; Asia & ...

Your monthly e-zine for classic and cult horror films and monster movies. We have the scoop on scary flicks!

Algis Budrys' tomorrowsf is the web's leading science fiction/speculative fiction electronic magazine. Science and review columns, poems, cartoons, short fiction, serials and more.

CYBLING is a SF chat, Science Fiction chat, Horror chat area featuring interviews with the movers, shakers and up-and-comers in the genres. SciFi is spoken here as well. ...

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Plokta.com is the website of the Plokta Cabal, a fanzine-producing collective whose sinister tentacles infiltrate every area of SF fandom. For more information on the Cabal, see the Plokta article explaining it all, although it's now a little outdated. Not content with a Hugo-nominated fanzine, the Cabal have various other fannish and webbish projects, which are listed in the column to the right.

Home Page Features: Reviews Book: Enemy Lines II: Rebel Stand (Star Wars: The New Jedi Order, Book 12) Book: Fool's Errand (The Tawny Man, Book 1) Book: Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars -The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh Book: Star Trek The Next Generation: The Genesis Wave: Book Three Movie: Jason X Movie: Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of The Clones (SPOILERS) Sci Fi Guy Says About a Vulcan ...

Irelands' leading magazine of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror presents: Updated monthly European SF Society Award for Best European SF Magazine 1997-98. European SF Society Award for Best European Publisher 1999. Albedo, or reflectivity, is the ratio between the amount of light actually reflected and that which would be reflected by a uniformly scattering disk of the same size. Snow has an ...

Exploring the Shadows of Art, Music and Culture. Features include dark fiction and art, movie news, interviews, and reviews of music and literature.

Information | Issues | News | Links & Things | Reviews QuickLinks: Submission Guidelines | Current Issue | Subscribe to DMR You are user 3075140 to access DMR. Last Updated: June 6, 2002 Dark Moon Rising is a publication of Gryphon Moon Publishing, 1999-2002 . All Rights Reserved. ...

In the Autumn of 1952, when Britain exploded its first atomic weapon at the Monte Bello Islands, a new science fiction magazine appeared on British bookstalls.

You are the 101742 th person from your world to visit ours! All contents of this site are 2001 by Planet X Magazine. No content or images can be used without permission. This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here. Welcome to Planet X Magazine. If you're into Sci-Fi and Pop Culture from the 50's, 60's and 70's, you've come the the right place. The Outer Space issue, with Vitina ...

Ask the alien, guest author stories, alien glossary, audio messages, alien written articles, low price computer components for readers of alienq ...

A lively web-zine featuring short stories and poems in the fantasy, science fiction, horror and mystery genres.

Mail: Kyla & David About: David & Kyla Site Map | FAQ | Links powered by FreeFind Dark Ages Horror Australiana Comics RPGs Tabula Rasa 1: The Dark Ages 2: Hell 3: Censorship 4: Sex 5: Mythology 6: Splatterpunk 7: Classic Monsters RELATED CONTENT Modern Horror On the Page On the Screen Australian Genre Reviews Burnt Toast Tabula Rasa See the covers Tabula Rasa was a magazine edited by David ...

The Weekly Magazine of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Sword and Sorcery ISSN: 1206-8691 Index Page Welcome to SpaceWays Weekly, the e-mail magazine of science fiction, fantasy, and sword and sorcery short stories. We have ceased publication now, but we are keeping the site up for historical purposes. Please feel free to browse through the information in here. E N T E R Upgrade to the latest ...

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Science Fiction Crowsnest. The SF, Fantasy and Horror search engine.

Science Fiction & Fantasy Romance Fiction Young Adult Non-Fiction Index of Reviews Market Lists Interviews A Writer's Life A Writer's Links Contributors About Us Submissions Comment Contact You've got to be smart enough to write, and stupid enough not to think about all the things that might go wrong. ~Sarah Gilbert People have talents that are different. Where does the creative flow come ...

The Bridge to Heaven over the Chasm of Hell, an online magazine of horror fiction including horror roleplaying. Now soliciting material for Issue No. 12. Deadline: 15 September 1997 ...

1931-1950 1951-1960 1961-1970 1971-1980 1981-1990 PLEASE READ THE INTRODUCTION BEFORE GOING TO THE SECTION YOU WANT. IT EXPLAINS WHAT IS AND ISN'T INCLUDED, AND WHY, AS WELL AS THE ABBREVIATIONS USED. INTRODUCTION This bibliography concentrates on fanzines devoted to written Science Fiction and to the fandom associated with it. It does not include fanzines devoted to media SF such as STAR TREK, ...

Spirits roam and fear is exalted. Mysterious tales from a realm where nothing is as it seems.

The Redrum Coffeehouse has been online now for almost four years, and in that time, I've published five issues. For quite some time now, I've been considering taking it offline, or at the very least, not publishing anymore issues. I've lamented about it on and off for more than a year because I don't *really* want to stop doing the zine altogether, I just don't have the energy to keep it going ...

GENREations is a magazine dedicated to all types of Genre fiction including Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, Advenure, and Westerns (and any combination thereof). In addition, GENREations includes book, movie, and video reviews.

The Rejected Quarterly features the best in rejected speculative fiction, offbeat stories, and just plain quality writing that doesn't fit anywhere else.

Mercury Sky is an e-zine for readers and writers of Science Fiction and Fantasy. This is a place to find fiction, and reviews of books, movies and games of interest to Sci-Fi/Fantasy fans. Our March issue features three short stories and two book reviews. Praetor's Redemption by Richard A. Creaser is the third in a series of stories about Wyle's Legion and political intrigue in the land of Pae ...