The on-line site for the excellent Locus Magazine. Just click on the graphic to go there (they always have links to current fanzines, interviews and other sf-related stuff on their website, and many of these links don't even show up in their print magazine (so the combination of their print magazine and their website is just about as perfect as you can get)(plus their website gets updated more often than this one)(*ahem*). Check it out if you haven't already.
- Ansible - Dave Langford's award-winning fanzine.
- Emerald City - Another one of my favorite award winning fanzines.
- No Award - a .PDF-based downloadable fanzine which I happen to like a lot (run by editor Marty Cantor who published a number of my silly fannish pieces before I started working in Hollywood).
- Demonground - a professional quality, free, .PDF-based magazine, but this one focuses on role playing games (and includes fiction).
- SF Zines on the Web (about 90 listings)
- A list of roleplaying magazine URL's (including my favorite, the professional quality PDF role playing fanzine Demonground)
- Another nice list of roleplaying-oriented zines (including a number of PDF based downloadable zines)
- Ad.com's list of roleplaying magazines and ezines (and it's a pretty good list too)
- SearchUK's list of on-line roleplaying stuff (includes a fair number of on-line zines)
- Eternity, The Online Journal of the Speculative Imagination
- EON: Weekly On-Line Science Fiction Magazine
- BERESHITH SCROLL - The Free Monthly Newsletter of Bereshith Publishing, ShadowLands Press & Final Frontier Books
- Century Magazine (science fiction and fantasy)
- CRIMSON E-zine: the free e-zine from the publishers of NIGHT TERRORS (see below).
- DARK ANNIE (online horror, sf, fantasy magazine)
- Dragonlaugh On-Line Magazine (Humorous Sword and Sorcery)
- Event Horizon Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror (this is where everyone from OMNI went)
- FrightNet Online Magazine (horror)
- Galaxy eZine -- Original Science Fiction
- Galaxy eZine Links Page (a good list of on-line ezines)
- Hologram Tales - the SF and Fantasy Magazine
- The Internet Review of Science Fiction - Sf gets a little more serious treatment here
- NIGHT TERRORS, a horror, occult, and supernatural magazine
- NEAR FUTURES The Tor Online Newsletter (science fiction)
- Revolution Science Fiction - covers a lot of stuff, from games through fiction to anime and comic books, etc.
- Science Fiction Crowsnest. The SF - fantasy search engine & magazine
- Science Fiction Resource Guide - Zines, Magazines, Web E-zines
- Science Fiction News of the Week
- Science Fiction Weekly
- Infinity Plus Magazine - "Over half a million words of fiction"
- SpaceWays Weekly Email Magazine - "The Weekly Magazine of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Sword and Sorcery"
- Tales of Sword and Sorcery
- Tangent Online - "The ONLY Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Fiction Review Magazine"
- The Haunted Inkbottle E-zine - more of a literary magazine, but has done articles and interviews with Stephen King
- Argosy Magazine
- Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
- The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
- Cemetary Dance Magazine's Home Page (horror)
- Marion Zimmer Bradley's FANTASY Magazine
- Weird Tales Home Page
- Realms of Fantasy, Issues in Stock
- White Dwarf magazine back issues for sale
The Ultimate E-Zine and Fanzine Ring - this is the complete list of E-Zines and Fanzines in this ring (which numbers nearly 150 e-zines and fanzines)(!!). Obviously, you need to check this out
- Efanzines.com - this is a great list! Albeit, it's not 150 fanzines, but still very definitely worth looking into. Includes a link to Marty Cantor's No Award (and Marty used to publish yours truly in his award winning Holier Than Thou, so I kind of like his stuff)(Biased? Me?)
- Open Directory's list of links includes not only lots of fanzines but a number of professional zines as well
- A nice list of on-line fanzines, ezines, and prozines that's definitely worth a visit
- Another pretty good sized list of on-line ezines and magazines (and includes links to subscribe to two on-line sf discussion groups, Cryptych and Scrye Magazine discussion)
- A useful list of fannish stuff that includes fanzines but also links on running sf conventions, costuming, etc. Somewhat oriented toward Northwestern fandon (probably has something to do with it being associated with the northwestern fan organization)
- Here's the Science Fiction Resource Guide's list of (mostly) on-line fanzines. As you can tell by the graphic (and URL link) at the bottom of this page, I regard the Science Fiction Resource Guide as one of the Mecca's of the on-line sf/f fan. This is a really good (and really big) page of links (some of which are duplicated on this page, it appears)
- Science Fiction on the net - okay, if it's not on my page here, then check this page out instead. They've got quite a few useful sf links covering all sorts of sf stuff
- Google's list of roleplaying magazines and ezines
- Fanac.org's big list of "modern" fanzines (that means anything after 1980). A pretty decent list of links
- Fanac.org's list of "classic" fanzines - the incredible thing about this page is there are fanzines that you can view here that date back to 1937!
- Apparatchik - a no longer published fanzine, but the archives are located here
- Argentus - a well done .PDF fanzine (also available in a true print version if you want to send the editor/publisher $3.00) - I find this to be one of the better fanzines out there (but, unfortunately, it's only published once a year)
- The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet
- Babel-On
- Cordwainer Smith's ezine
- John Foyster's eFNAC fanzine (which downloads in PDF format). Requires you to register with an email, though, in order to access the issues
- Enarrar�: A Mixed Media SF Fanzine - an award winning Australian fanzine with a full archive of back issues
- The Fanac Updates Newsletter
- Fully Caffeinated - more of an on-line journal than fanzine, but then, what are most fanzines anyway?
- Gegenshein, Eric Lindsey's personal fanzine (the most recent issues are available as downloadable PDF files)
- G�tterd�mmerunng - a fanzine out of Northern Ireland
- Grilled Pterodactyl - an Australian fanzine
- Infinity Limited - sf fanzine from Princeton
- The Knarley Knews, a nifty little fanzine (available in downloadable PDF format) which also includes links to other fanzines
- Marsdust . . . where rock 'n roll meets sf
- Mimosa Web Site home page
- The MT Void - a weekly (!!) fanzine from Mark R. Leeper and Evelyn R. Leeper (Hugo award fanzine writer nominees)
- The MT Void Archive Page (and Evelyn R. Leeper's Home Page) - Archive page for the above as well as links to a number of pages of interest to the science fiction fan. Another one of those "check this out" pages
- Refractions fanzine and archives
- E-ZINE LIST - a list of 4225 (!!) ezines
- E-ZINES - SCIENCE FICTION resources from Nerd World Media
- Plokta On-Line - A Hugo-nominated on-line (and print) fanzine with all issues archived and available here as well
- Quipu - this is their archives page (which includes a link to the current issue)
- The Royal Swiss Navy Web Page and Guide to Canadian SF Fandom - a guide to Canadian SF fandom with a number of fanzine and APA (amateur press associations) links\
- Science-Fiction Five-Yearly, Lee Hoffman's on-line version of his long running (since 1951!) fanzine (yes, even the 1951 issue is available at this website)
- Squib Blood Capsule Digest
- Stratus SF SIG News, May 1988-February 1993 - although this former on-line zine is no longer "in print", the archives are located here
- Tommy World - "TommyWorld is a sort of letter substitute, kinda thing, maybe weekly, maybe not, from" Tommy Ferguson in the UK
- The Voyageur, the award winning official newsletter of the science-fiction/fantasy fan club U.S.S. Hudson Bay of Toronto, Canada (downloads in PDF format)
- A list of links to nearly two dozen Dr. Who-related fanzines
Click on the graphic to the right to go to Mike Hodel's Hour25 where you can listen to an internet radio show oriented toward those of us who are into science fiction (new shows are available each Friday, and past shows are available through the website as well).
- British Fantasy Society's Home Page
- A Canadian Science Fiction Page (lists Canadian clubs, APAs, Canadian fan history, fanzines, conventions, resources and markets for Canadian writers, Canadian science fiction awards, and even a "Who's Who" guide to Canadian science fiction and fandom
- Dark Corners of the Mind- Fan Archives (HUGE amount of material here), Fenians, UFO Pix, Roddy McDowall
- FAN ARCHIVE- Other Fannish Stuff
- Roc's Garden - Fan Archives
- fan terms
- Fancyclopedia2
- Fannish Sites
- Deja.com Forums in Sci-Fi (this is a HUGE list of science fiction newsgroups you can access through Deja.com)
- Index of fanstuff
- LASFS Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society
- LASFS Recommended Links
- The LASFAPA page - this is the monthly APA from LASFS that still maintains a monthly "Stevie" award for largest apazine (I'm assuming you know what an APA - Amateur Press Association - and apazine are)(as for the "Stevie", it was literally named after your humble web designer who can't believe they're still doing that after all these years)
- Lycos Science Fiction Guide Science Fiction Fandom
- Sci Fi Archive (300 pages of sci fi stuff!)
- Science Fiction Fandom Forum
- Science Fiction Foundation Collection Home Page - "The largest resource of sf and sf-related material in the UK"
- Basilisk Dreams - A List of Science Fiction and Fantasy Bookstores
- CVCO - Overbooked - Speculative Fiction Bookstores
- Dangerous Visions Bookstore Home Page
- Dark Delicacies bookstore (Burbank)
- Evelyn C. Leeper's SF Bookstore Lists
- Rudy's Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery & Horror Books
- If you want to buy Science Fiction Book Club� editions, but you're not a member of the Science Fiction Book Club, then this is the place for you
- A huge list of sf bookstores
- The complete list of sites for the SFWA (Science Fiction Writers of America) webring (lots of author's personal webpages and other useful writerstuff)
- A Cordwainer Smith Page
- A Harlan Ellison Page (Isles of Langerhans)
- Ellen Datlow Interview
- David Gentzel's Robert E. Howard Archive
- Douglas Clegg's E-Novel...Naomi
- Forrest J. Ackerman's Wide Webbed World
- Stephen Leigh's home page - this novelist's home page has a HUGE page of science fiction related links (also see Miscellaneous Links below)
- Gene Wolfe - Whorl Web of the Long Sun
- Gene Wolfe's Home Page
- Gene Wolfe interview in 3 parts (long interview)
- Harlan Ellison Interview...part1
- Harlan Ellison Interview...part2
- Harlan Ellison Interview...part3
- Harlan Ellison Webderland News Archive
- Harlan Ellison Webderland The Harlan Ellison Homepage
- Interview� Harlan Ellison
- Interviews with Science Fiction Authors
- IMPs (an on-line sf and fantsy writing group)
- IMPSALES (sf and fantasy sales from a group of writers)
- Internet Links to Robert E. Howard
- Jack Vance -- A Listing of all of his books
- Jack Vance Bibliography
- Jack Vance Books available from Rudy's Books.
- Lankhmar - The Fritz Leiber Home Page
- Lovecraft - A Latter-Day Lovecraftian Library (HUGE listing!)
- Mary Soon Lee's Home Page (SF writer)
- No! Repent! From! Harlan!
- Ray Bradbury Image Gallery
- Simon Hawke - Bibliography Summary
- SABERHAGEN'S WORLDS of SF and FANTASY
- A list of over 150 SF Authors Webpages
- The SFF Net bookstore, which provides links to a number of professional science fiction and fantasy authors
- The Barbarian Keep - HUGE list of Links to Conan and Robert E. Howard Material
- "The Importance of Being Bachman" - A Stephen King Interview
- The Jack Vance Archive
- Zithander's Planet - another upcoming writer's personal webpage
- The Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide - probably one of the best SF sites on the web with TONS of sf-related pages and links
- SciFi.com's huge list of Bulletin Boards covering all sorts of sf subjects (too many to list here!)
- The official "Science Fiction" Bulletin Board group from SciFi.com
- "The SF Site: The Home Page for Science Fiction and Fantasy" - another great site that also serves as the home page site for a number of the above-listed magazines
- "Science Fiction Fandom and Ajay" - a nice list of science fiction-related links (lots of author's pages)
- The Fanac Fan History Project - "This site is devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about science fiction and science fiction fandom" and they aren't just kidding. A worthwhile site to check out
- Molly Brown's Selected Links - this big list of links includes items of interest to writers as well as to science fiction fans
- Chronicles Bookshop Interesting Web Sites - a number of links of interest to the science fiction fan from Chronicles Bookshop On-Line
- Some Star Trek Links
- Alun Harries' Home Page - on this page, he's got links to his SF links page, sf fanzine page, the Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5, and the Celtic Music Archive
- Ariel's World of SF - a small page of science fiction-related links (including a link to the homepage for the U.K.-based print fanzine, The Alien Has Landed, which Ariel co-edits)
- Aurealis OnLine - the home page for the print fanzine, Aurealis, as well as the home page for the Society of Australian Speculative Fiction Writers
- FANAC Fan Histories - links to a few fan histories
- Fandom On-Line - A home page for a science fiction group in Georgia
- Fandom Organizations - A pretty big list of different fandom organizations around the country
- Well known fan David Langford's home page (also see the link for Ansible fanzine above)
- The home page for the MIT Science Fiction Society
- Ned's List of Science Fiction URLs
- Nemzoff--Links to Horror Sites
- Nocturnal Bound Dark Links
- Sci Fi - Arizona (seems to be a site concentrating on the stories and novels of three writers, with free short stories available for download, and downloadable novels for sale in PDF format)
- Science Fiction Book Club� - Online Catalog
- Science Fiction Resource Guide (HUGE number of links)
- The Lycos Guide to Science Fiction Sites - a pretty big list of links
- Locus Magazine's Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Related Links
- Another List of Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Related Links
- Novelist Stephen Leigh's HUGE page of science fiction-related links
- SCIFI.COM (Sci Fi Channel's Home Page)
- SCI-FInder, the science fiction and fantasy search engine
- Jim Rittenhouse's SF Fandom page - lots of links of interest to science fiction fans
- A list of recommended science fiction and fantasy anthologies
- A small list of science fiction-related websites (as prepared by a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America)
- A list of "Speculative Fiction, Science Fiction & Fantasy, and ScientiFiction" links
- A website dedicated to the old television show, The Sentinel (which includes a pretty big list of links related to Sentinel fanfic and writing, etc.)
- A bunch of Star Trek animated gifs (like the one at the bottom of this page)
- A list of links for Star Wars fans
- The Star Wars humor page
- The Top 10 Star Wars Sites
- The Top 200 Star Wars Sites
- Someone's personal webpages with sections devoted to Conan, Doc Savage and some original stories
- Sword and Sorcery pictures (GIF format)
- The Locus Index to Science Fiction (1984-1997)
- WorldHorror.org - The Official Gateway to the World Horror Convention
- WWW.LIT.ORG - The Ultimate Lit Scene Resource Page (although supposedly a "literary" site, it actually has a fair amount of science fiction and dark fiction content)
- The Fanac Fan History Project - "This site is devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about science fiction and science fiction fandom" and they aren't just kidding. A worthwhile site to check out
 STEVE'S SCIENCE FICTION PAGE (Which contains useful links to various (see "sfwrite.htm" for sf writing links) (And that's just a couple of my own |
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