DragonDex / Mar 18, 2013
An index of Dragon Magazine upto and including its final print issue, #359. Includes article list by spells, characters, monsters, magic items and more. It's an essential resource for anyone trying to remember exactly when a particular article appeared in the the magazine, and has helped me mine my archive for adventure ideas and background material.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact / Aug 18, 2008
Analog is a tremendous publication, a long-running flagship of science fiction that never fails to impress and inspire me. It combines excellent fiction -- often with hints of libertarian thought sprinkled in -- with well-written, understandable science stories. This is hard SF at its very best. The Web site reprints some of the magazine's monthly columns, and features the full-versions of those stories nominated for speculative fiction's top honors. Like its sister magazine Asimov's, Analog's Web page isn't tremendous, but it works.
Greyhawk Grognard / Aug 17, 2008
A blog about delving into the depths and unexplored corners of the World of Greyhawk, with occasional sidetrips into war gaming, movies, and gaming life. I've particlarly enjoyed the posts about DMing into the Depths of the Oerth", Yav Xeret's Whistle of Ill Luck and the rundown of Grekyhawk miniatures (I didn't even know Greyhawk had it's own mini line).
Black Gate / Jul 29, 2008
Black Gate is a quarterly print magazine committed to the universe of epic fantasy. Each edition features news, reviews, articles and interviews encompassing everything from books to comics to movies. The web site features news about upcoming editions as well as the occasional review of a fantasy novel, magazine, or anthology.
SF Site / Jul 25, 2008
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.
Locus Online / Jul 25, 2008
The Web counterpart to Locus' print edition sees a regular stream of news, commentary reviews about speculative fiction and its associated industry.
SFF World / Jul 21, 2008
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.
Planewalker / Jun 23, 2008
Planewalker is a fan-created web site for TSR's old Planescape campaign setting. Based in Sigil, City of Portals, the campaign setting was released in 1994 and took players on a grand tour of the Inner, Outer and Elemental Planes, introducing them to realities that are changeable based on philosophy and belief. The web site hosts community forums, and extensive database of Planescape materials, downloadable reference guides, and much more.
Strange Horizons / Jun 6, 2008
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.
Anotherealm / Jun 2, 2008
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.
Horror Writers Association / May 30, 2008
The leading horror writers organization's web site contains members-only information as well as tips for aspiring writers. The association presents the annual Bram Stoker award for best horror fiction.
Mets Blog / Aug 17, 2008
Matthew Cerrone covers every angle of the Mets, offering commentary on games, players, and strategies.
Camino / May 14, 2008
A Mac-specific version of the Mozilla Web browser. It's sleek, it's fast, and very Macish.
Aphelion / May 12, 2008
A long-running webzine publishing science fiction and fantasy short stories and serials, poetry, discussion forums and the occasional feature.
Baryon Online / May 10, 2008
A magazine dedicated to speculative fiction book reviews, with more than two dozen published quarterly online and in print.