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mousmeOkay, I realized at WorldCon that I am Teh Ignorant. So much good stuff out there. Novels and such I can find on my own, I'm pretty sure. Short fiction? Not so much.
What's out there in terms of good magazines and good anthologies? Offhand I can think of two: OnSpec and Azimove.
Tell me what else I should be reading/subscribing to in terms of good S.F. PLEASE.
(Also, I miss the Nebula Book Club. One of my regrets concerning my current job. No time for book clubs anymore. *sigh*)
What's out there in terms of good magazines and good anthologies? Offhand I can think of two: OnSpec and Azimove.
Tell me what else I should be reading/subscribing to in terms of good S.F. PLEASE.
(Also, I miss the Nebula Book Club. One of my regrets concerning my current job. No time for book clubs anymore. *sigh*)
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Date: 2009-08-13 12:02 pm (UTC)You can read Strange Horizons magazine online for free, and I think there are a bunch of other online markets, I have a list somewhere.
The "Big 3" Short Fiction magazines are Asimov's, Fantasy and Science Fiction, and Analog (which tends toward Hard SF.)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Science Fiction anthologies are generally good - you can find a lot of them used.
The rest of it I will leave for Jeff, since he is The Short Fiction Expert.