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13 Jul, 2009

Charles N. Brown 1937-2009

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: 2009 Hugo Nominees|Market News

Sad news reported in Locus Magazine this morning: Locus publisher, editor, and co-founder Charles N. Brown, 72, died peacefully in his sleep July 12, 2009 on his way home from Readercon. Details here.

08 Jul, 2009

2009 Brain Harvest Mega Challenge

Posted by: Markets In: Market News

From the Brain Harvest website: As writers, we’re warned constantly against resorting to tried-and-true tropes, usually for very good reason. In fact, our colleagues at Strange Horizons have assembled a very smart list of contrived plots seen too many times (http://strangehorizons.com/guidelines/fiction-common.shtml). But here at Brain Harvest, we’d actually like to see if you can untrope [...]

07 Jul, 2009

July Issue of Apex Magazine

Posted by: Markets In: Market News

The July 2009 issue is Apex’s first since their brief hiatus. It includes: FICTION: “She Called Me Sweetie” by Glenn Lewis Gillette “…That Has Such People in It” by Jennifer Pelland “The Frozen Sky” by Jeff Carlson AUDIO FICTION: “Foiled” by Alethea Kontis NON-FICTION: BEAUTY AND DYNAMITE: “Here Lies an Era” by Alethea Kontis Interview [...]

06 Jul, 2009

July Issue of Ansible

Posted by: Markets In: Market News

The July issue of Ansible (their 264th issue) is now available online.

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05 Jul, 2009

July 2009 Issue of Clarkesworld

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: Market News

The July issue of Clarkesworld Magazine is now available: FICTION Placa del Fuego by Tobias S. Buckell Placa del Fuego (AUDIO VERSION) by Tobias S. Buckell, read by Mike Allen On the Lot and In the Air by Lisa Hannett NONFICTION Dirty Hands and Invisible Words: Speculative Fiction Book Editors Speak Out, Part 1 of [...]

05 Jul, 2009

Special Offer from Talebones

Posted by: Markets In: Market News

From the Talebones blog: Special current issue sale at the Talebones website! I’ve got copies, and I’d like to move them to good homes. FIVE BUCKS gets you a copy of #38.  That’s two dollars off the regular rate. AND FREE POSTAGE!

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25 Jun, 2009

Apex Magazine to return from hiatus

Posted by: Markets In: Market News

According to Jason Sizemore on the Apex blog: “We’re pulling Apex Magazine out of hiatus and plan on releasing a new issue on the first Monday of July (July 6th). Why now? And why the magazine? As I’ve said before, I’m stubborn. That’s playing a role in this decision. But I also try to be [...]

15 Jun, 2009

Talebones to cease operations as a magazine

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: Market News

Taken from Patrick Swenson’s blog: Talebones the magazine is closing up shop. There are many reasons, some of which I’ve mentioned before in earlier attempts to close the magazine (I thought I was out…but they dragged me back in!). Subscribers are hard to come by. I could throw numbers at you, but why bother? They’re not pretty. [...]

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07 Jun, 2009

Ditmar Awards and Semiprozines

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: Awards|Market News|Recognition

The Ditmar Awards have been awarded at the Australian National Science Fiction conventions since 1969 in order to recognise achievements in Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror. Nominees and Winning Stories from Semiprozines Best Novella “Night Heron’s Curse”, Thoraiya Dyer (in Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, #37) “Painlessness”, Kirstyn McDermott (in GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue [...]

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02 Jun, 2009

Early June Updates from Semiprozines

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: Market News

Some quick updates from semiprozines. (If you are involved in a semiprozine, please send items for news updates to neil (at) clarkesworldmagazine.com.) Abyss & Apex editor Wendy S. Delmater has an editorial on the Semiprozine Hugo. Ansible 263, June 2009 is now available. Beneath Ceaseless Skies issue 17 is now online. Brain Harvest will start [...]



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