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The 2009 Locus Recommended Reading list has been published. The following short stories from semiprozines made the list:
Clarkesworld Magazine

“In the Lot and in the Air” by Lisa Hannett, July ‘09
“Spar” by Kij Johnson, October ‘09
“Of Melei, of Ulthar” by Gord Sellar, October ‘09
“The Dying World” by Lavie Tidhar, April ‘09
“The Radiant Car Thy Sparrows Drew” [...]

It is said by some that semiprozines are publishing some of the best new writers. Who are the authors people should be on the lookout for?
Robert Neilson, Albedo One
The Albedo One authors who have impressed me most in recent times are Philip Raines & Harvey Welles, Colin Harvey, Nina Allan, Julian West, Will [...]

I asked a few of our semiprozine editors and publishers if they had any advice for someone considering starting a semiprozine of their own. I was originally going to run these all at once, but it turns out their answers are best served separately. This installment is by Sean Wallace from Fantasy Magazine:
Run. Run as [...]

26 Apr, 2009

Fantasy

Posted by: Markets In: anthologies from semiprozines

Fantasy Magazine’s first collection of fiction from their pages, Fantasy,  was published in 2007 by Prime Books.
Table of Contents:
“Goosegirl” by Margaret Ronald
“All the Growing Time” by Becca De La Rosa
“Somewhere Beneath Those Waves Was Her Home” by Sarah Monette
“Shallot” by Samantha Henderson
“Bone Mother” by Maura McHugh
“The Greats Come A-Callin’” by Lisa Mantchev
“Zombie Lenin” by Ekaterina [...]

17 Apr, 2009

Fantasy Magazine

Posted by: Markets In: Online| Publications

Established: 2005
Editors: K. Tempest Bradford, Cat Rambo, and Sean Wallace
Overview:
Fantasy Magazine is a free online professional magazine, devoted to providing readers with a mix of features and fiction on a daily basis, all drawing on the broad wealth of sexualities, politics, and cultures in our world. The magazine has published stories by both established and [...]


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