| Darkling Plain (on hiatus until Summer 2002) | Writers' Guidelines |
| Disney Adventures, digest-sized magazine for kids 7-14 | No online guidelines |
| Downstate Story, an annual literary magazine. (Annual deadline June 30) | Writers' Guidelines |
| Dragon Magazine, a monthly fantasy/roleplaying game magazine. | Writers' Guidelines
(fiction guidelines at the end) |
| Dreams of Decadence, a quarterly magazine for vampire fiction. | Writers' Guidelines |
| The Edge, British magazine of science fiction, modern horror and slipstream fiction. | Writers' Guidelines
(scroll down for guidelines) |
| Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine likes science fiction mysteries as well as more traditional ones | Writers' Guidelines |
| Fantastic Stories of the Imagination (used to be Pirate Writings), quarterly magazine of fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and suspense | Writers' Guidelines |
| The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, award-winning digest-sized SF magazine established in 1949 | Writers' Guidelines |
| Flesh and Blood, "Quiet Tales of Dark Fantasy and Horror," triannual dark fiction magazine. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Glimmer Train Stories, a literary magazine that also sponsors several contests. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Highlights for Children, monthly general interest magazine for children ages 3-12. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Horror Garage, sex, death, and rock'n'roll--dark fiction. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Humpty Dumpty's Magazine, for children ages 4-6. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Interzone, British bimonthly SF magazine | Writers' Guidelines |
| Jack and Jill, for children ages 7-10. | Writers' Guidelines |
| The Kenyon Review, triannual literary magazine. | Writers' Guidelines |
