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Description: Interzone, Britain's leading science-fiction and fantasy magazine, founded in 1982, has now reached 150 issues. Short-listed for the Hugo Award many years running, and a Hugo winner in 1995, it has a high reputation around the world.

Newest Review: ... like short stories. And if you do, you should certainly consider a subscription to Interzone. If you don't, by the way ... more

... ,just skip the rest. Each month, there are five or six new stories from big names and new names. Like all edited publications, the quality varies but in this case it very rarely falls into the unreadable category. On the contrary, rarely does an issue arrive where one of the stories or more is not outstandingly good. The magazine, supported by the Arts Council, is a very professional publication, printed on glossy paper with a colour cover, and extremely attractive and easy to read. No more ‘pulp fiction’ h...more

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Interzone: Pulp? I think not. Read why here. (436 words)
by naturenet - written on 20/07/01 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Once, SF and fantasy fiction magazines used to pile up so fast that it seemed as though more people were writing them then reading them – in fact, this was probably true because this so called ’golden age’ soon passed, produced a lot of old rubbish, and, anyway, it was more of an American thing anyway. Now, there is only one monthly SF fiction magazine in the UK (and possibly anywhere for all I know) and that is Interzone. Wouldn’t it be nice if that meant that there was a whole month’s worth of good stuff every month, without fail? Well, Interzone nearly always delivers just that. The short story is a form of fiction ...

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