Congratulations to ASIM on reaching their 40th issue! This is also their first issue to be available in perfectbound format. (No staples!) Issues can be ordered in either print or PDF format. This issue was edited by Simon Petrie and contains: Fiction “Creature Feature” by KT McRae “Once a Month, on a Sunday” by Ian [...]
Archive for September, 2009
The latest issue of the Hugo Award-winning Weird Tales is now available. FICTION “Weiroot” by Jeffrey Ford “The Garbacologist” by Jeff Johnson “Headstone in My Pocket” by Paul G. Tremblay “Bruise for Bruise” by Robert Davies “Court Scranto” by Caleb Wilson “Selected Views of Mt. Fuji, With Dinosaurs” by Hunter Eden FEATURES “Thomas Ligotti: The [...]
Tags: Weird Tales
On Spec Summer 2009 #77 Vol. 21 No. 2 Editorial: “Don’t Swear at the Editors” by Barb Galler-Smith Fiction: The Resident Guest By Sandra Glaze The Far-springer by E. Catherine Tobler Surveillance by Jonathan Cresswell-Jones Case 143 by Robert Piotrowski Emily’s Shadow By A.J. Onia The Exchange by Karen Keeley Angel in the Corner by [...]
Tags: on spec
Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine won the 2009 Aurora Award in the category Best Work in English: Other. Editor Karl Johanson and art director/assistant editor Stephanie Johanson both attended the Aurora Awards Banquet, held at Anticipation, The 67th World Science Fiction Convention, in Montréal, Québec, Canada. For more information about the Aurora Awards go to www.prix-aurora-awards.ca
Tags: neo-opsis
Interzone issue 224, published on September 10th, contains a novella by Jason Sanford plus short stories by Katherine Sparrow & Rachel Swirsky, Jeremiah Tolbert, Adrian Joyce, and Chris Butler. Cover art is by Adam Tredowski and interior art by Paul Drummond, Dave Senecal, Mark Pexton, and Martin Bland. All the usual news, reviews and give-aways [...]
Tags: interzone
Space & Time Issue #108 Fall 2009 Editor’s Geeble by Hildy Silverman Fiction: The Human Race by Scott Edelman Wolf’s Kin by Stephanie Burgis Divine Parody by Jon Wesick Girl of Prey by Christina Crooks Behind the Eyes by John R. Fultz The Love Quest of Smidgen the Snack Cake by Robert Jeschonek Cancer God [...]
Tags: space and time
The September issue of Clarkesworld Magazine is now online. This month’s issue features fiction by Sarah Monette and N. K. Jemisin, an interview by Jeff VanderMeer with several emerging writers, an article by Paul McAuley, and a contest to win some free books from Pyr and Wyrm Publishing. This month’s cover art is by Andreas [...]
Tags: clarkesworld magazine
Categories
- 2009 Hugo Nominees (10)
- 2010 Hugo Nominees (1)
- 2012 Hugo Nominees (1)
- Administrative (4)
- anthologies from semiprozines (6)
- discussion elsewhere (7)
- editorials (6)
- Hugo Rules (8)
- Market News (50)
- Publications (24)
- Recognition (19)
- Awards (8)
- Poll Results (1)
- Recommended Reading (4)
- Year's Best (6)
- Start Your Own (3)
- Uncategorized (2)
- What you can do (3)
Search
- The 2012 Hugo Award Nominees for Best Semiprozine
- Semiprozine Results at Worldcon
- Once Again Calling on your Support for Semiprozines
- Another Proposal that Impacts Semiprozines
- A long silence… and now a proposal
- 2010 Best Semiprozine Hugo Nominees
- Space and Time Issue 110, Spring 2010
- Interzone 227 (March-April)
- Crossed Genres Issue 16: STEAMPUNK
- Clarkesworld Magazine #42, March 2010
- Hugo Awards: Best Fanzine and Best Semiprozine | axolotlburg news: [...] committee presented its findings and recommendations at the Business Meeting at Renovation. With some slight changes in wording, the Business Me
- Frank: This sounds more like an argument over whether or not eliminating certain non-professional magazines from the semiprozine category is justified if it
- Sam M-B: Re: "I also have a problem with saying that all it takes to be a professional is a checkbook. No talent necessary" . I didn't mean to imply that it
About
Semiprozine.org was originally founded as SaveSemiprozine.org when the Best Semiprozine Hugo Award was in danger of being eliminated. After successfully saving the category, it was decided that this site should continue to serve as a central point of communication from and about semiprozines. We will also be reporting on the efforts of the committee that has been charged with redefining the criteria for the Best Semiprozine Hugo.