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Webzine

Site Name Teaser Tags Updated
Quantum Muse

The long-running Quantum Muse webzine publishes an eclectic mix of science fiction, fantasy and horror short fiction, with occasional doses of uncategorizable fiction mixed in. The site had been on extended hiatus, but returned to publication in late-spring 2009.

 Jul 12 2009 - 8:56am
Locus Online

The Web counterpart to Locus' print edition sees a regular stream of news, commentary reviews about speculative fiction and its associated industry.

 Jul 25 2008 - 11:08am
SF Site

SF Site is a bi-weekly webzine dedicated to reviewing fantasy and science fiction books and magazines. It also offers a smattering of TV and movie reviews, as well as staff editorials.

 Jul 25 2008 - 8:39am
SFF World

SFF World offers a hodgepodge of science fiction offerings including reviews of newly-released books, interviews with authors, year-in-review columns, staff blogs, and short fiction. There's also a community discussion forum.

 Jul 21 2008 - 6:58pm
Strange Horizons

Updated weekly, this webzine hosts speculative fiction articles, columns, reviews, interviews as well as original fiction, poetry and artwork. It's posts often dig deeper than simple reviews, offering commentary and insights into speculative fiction and geek culture make it well worth checking out each week.

 Jun 6 2008 - 10:04am
Anotherealm

Anotherealm has been publishing short and flash fiction since 1997. It's updated quarterly and features stories in the science fiction, horror and fantasy genres.

 Jun 2 2008 - 1:08pm
Aphelion

A long-running webzine publishing science fiction and fantasy short stories and serials, poetry, discussion forums and the occasional feature.

 May 12 2008 - 7:45am
Baryon Online

A magazine dedicated to speculative fiction book reviews, with more than two dozen published quarterly online and in print.

 May 10 2008 - 12:51pm
Antipodean SF

Antipodean prides itself on flipping the minds of its readers through thoughtful short-short stories written by Australian writers. The webzine aims to show the world that there are such creatures as Australian writers, while also expanding minds.

 May 8 2008 - 7:45am
Planet Magazine

Planet Magazine is a speculative fiction webzine that's been published regularly since 1994. Originally published quarterly, the blog switched to an ad hoc blog format in 2004.

 May 5 2008 - 7:45am