Interzone issue 227 is out now, with new stories by Chris Beckett, Nina Allan, Jon Ingold, Mercurio D. Rivera, Jim Hawkins, Steve Rasnic Tem; colour art by Warwick Fraser-Coombe, Jim Burns, Robert Dunn, Ben Baldwin, Dave Senecal; all the usual features by David Langford, Nick Lowe, Tony Lee, book reviews, Connie Willis interviewed… For more [...]
21 Feb, 2010
Posted by: Markets In: Awards|Market News|Online|Print|Publications|Recognition
The 2009 Nebula Awards ballot is now available and includes the following works originally appearing in semiprozines: Short Story “Non-Zero Probabilities” by N. K. Jemisin (Clarkesworld, November 09) “Spar” by Kij Johnson (Clarkesworld, October 2009) Novelette “Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast” by Eugie Foster (Interzone, February 2009 and later reprinted [...]
12 Feb, 2010
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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 [...]
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 [...]
Interzone has recently published its 223rd issue, making it the longest-running British science fiction magazine (if counted by issues). The previous record-holder was New Worlds, which ran to 222 issues. Source: Fictionmags mailing list.
Established: 1982 Editor: Andy Cox Co-fiction Editors: Andy Hedgecock, Dave Mathew Book Reviews Editor: Jim Steel Overview: Britain’s longest running science fiction magazine, published bimonthly (in alternate months with Black Static). New stories of science fiction and fantasy, highly illustrated, with lots of regular features including David Langford’s Ansible Link (news), Nick Lowe’s Mutant Popcorn [...]
