Magazines

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For fanzines, please see the Fanzines page.

Contents

Print Magazines and Downloadable Ezines (listed in alphabetical order) #-A-Z

A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine - Avon Science Fiction Reader

Back Brain Recluse - Bull Spec

Captain Future - Cyber-Psychos AOD

Daily Science Fiction - Dynamic Science Stories

Eidolon - Expanse

Famous Fantastic Mysteries - Future Science Fiction

G-8 and His Battle Aces - GUD

Hadrosaur Tales - Horrorstruck

Icarus - Isaac Asimov's

Jim Baen's Universe - Jupiter

Kaleidotrope - Kimota

Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet - Lone Star Stories

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - Mythic Delirium

Nebula Science Fiction - Nova Express

The Octopus - Oz-story Magazine

Pandora - Pulphouse: A Weekly Magazine

Real Mystery Magazine - Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine

Satellite Science Fiction - Sybil's Garage

Talebones - Two Complete Science-Adventure Books

Uncanny Stories - Urania

Vanguard - Vortex

Weird and Occult Library - Worlds of Tomorrow

Xizquil - Zahir

General Interest Magazines with SF Content (SF content only)

See the General Interest Magazines page. Note: Only the stories with fantastic story elements are covered. For more complete coverage of general interest magazines the FictionMags Index is recommended.

Podcasts

Magazine Timeline

The pages below layout magazines since 1900 in a table format, showing their lifespan relative to other magazines of their era. Each row shows a specific magazine; multiple entries in a row indicate a name change.

Online Magazines

The ISFDB does not normally index online magazines as the index information cannot be guaranteed to be stable. However, the following list of current online ezines may be of interest.

Creating a new magazine wiki page

  1. Find the proper alphabetical section of the list above.
  2. Click the edit link to the right of the section title to edit the section.
  3. Add a new line including a link to the magazine page, using the same format as the existing link. It should look something like this:
    * [[Magazine:Magazine Name|Magazine Name]] (Start Year - End Year)
  4. Enter an Edit Summary at the bottom, something like "add Magazine Name"
  5. Click "Save page"
  6. When the edited page displays, find the newly entered link. It will be red indicating that the page does not yet exist.
  7. Click on the new red link. You will be taken to a page with the title "Editing Magazine:Magazine Name'".
  8. In the edit box type:
    {{subst:Magazine}}
  9. Save the page. This will place a copy of Template:Magazine onto your new page. This is a standard skeleton for magazine wiki pages.
  10. Edit the page. Fill in the blank areas in the skeleton, as possible. Add any relevant notes or information. Save the page.
    Note that the issues table, if you are filling it in, should have the most recent year at the top.
  11. You have created a basic wiki page for the newly entered magazine.
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