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| Alexandria Digital Literature--not really a webzine, but a repository of hundreds of short stories and a few novels, mostly science fiction, fantasy, and horror (all reprints--some award-winning fiction). Can be read for a very small fee. Also, if you rate stories you've read, the computer will suggest stories and novels it thinks you'd enjoy! | Authors interested in submitting work write for guidelines (send a self-addressed stamped envelope) to: Alexandria Digital Literature, 701 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4380, Seattle, WA 98104 |
| Alien Tempest, a speculative fiction online magazine debuting in August 2000. | Writers' guidelines |
| Alsirat, an online anthology of fear and transcendence. | Writers' guidelines |
| Anotherealm, twice-weekly speculative fiction stories. Open reading period for submissions only once a year (see website for details). | Writers' guidelines (Closed for submissions until January 1, 2001) |
| Dark Planet, A Webzine of Science Fiction, Modern Fantasy, Poetry, and Related Nonfiction. Accepting submissions until May 31, 2000. | Writers' Guidelines |
| Deep Outside SFFH, a Web-only magazine of short Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror | Writers' guidelines |
| Electric Wine, an online magazine of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. | Writers' guidelines |
| E-Scape Magazine, the Digital Journal of Speculative Fiction (try the hilarious Kansas City Science Fiction Plot Generator). A bimonthly E-magazine (but hasn't been updated since July 1999 and not currently accepting manuscripts). | Writers' guidelines |
| Eternity Online, the online journal of the speculative imagination. (Online version of Pulp Eternity--and it pays well!) | Writers' guidelines |
| Event Horizon science fiction, fantasy, and horror webzine. As of December 15, 1999 went on indefinite hiatus. | Not currently accepting unsolicited mss. |
| Fantasy, Folklore and Fairytales, monthly themed fantasy E-magazine. | Writers' guidelines |
| Fogfire Webzine, short fiction, poetry and art. Hasn't been updated since August 1998, and will be updated irregularly. Not accepting submissions as this time. | Writers' guidelines |
| Gothic.Net, a cavalcade of creepiness. | Writers' guidelines |
| HorrorNet | Not currently accepting unsolicited mss. |
| Jackhammer, a weekly themed webzine (Click on JACKHAMMER on the left) | Writers' guidelines (Click on GUIDELINES on the left) |
| Knightmares Magazine, a freeware electronic magazine, is currently on hiatus but back issues are available. | on hiatus |
| Mind's Eye Fiction, Read some excellent fiction (both short and novel-length). The first half is free, and you pay for the second half if you liked the beginning. Recently purchased by Alexandria Digital Literature. | Writers' guidelines (Currently not accepting submissions) |
| Neverworlds Unique Fiction | Writers' guidelines |
| The Oubliette annual horror anthology. | Writers' guidelines |
| Papyrus online science fiction and fantasy fiction magazine. Currently on hiatus, seeking funding. | Writers' guidelines (Check again in October 2000) |
| Sapphire Magazine, a virtual diversion of literature and opinion, has suspended publication until further notice. | Publication suspended |
| Sci-Fi Weekly, a newsmagazine of the science fiction world. | Writers' guidelines (not accepting short stories at this time) |
| SciFi.Com, the online presence for the SciFi Channel, will soon be publishing fiction with Ellen Datlow as editor. |
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| The Shallow End of Infinity publishes E-novels and E-anthologies. | Writers' guidelines |
| Singularities, an online magazine of fantasy, science fiction, and horror (used to be Event Horizon until Ellen Datlow's magazine bought that name from them). | Writers' guidelines |
| SpaceWays Weekly, The Canadian E-mail Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy | Writers' guidelines |
| Storisende Verlag, a monthly German webzine (it's in German) |
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| Vestal Review, upcoming quarterly online magazine for "flash fiction." | Writers' guidelines |
| Zion's Fiction, an electronic magazine of science fiction by and for the LDS (Mormon) audience. | Writers' guidelines |