Small Press Publishers Online:
Alexander Books
North Carolina's hardest working small press.
NESFA
Press
The New England Science Fiction Association's publishing arm.
Wildside
"The Wildside Press is a small science fiction and fantasy publishing
company we run as a hobby. Wildside produces beautiful limited edition
hardcovers and trade paperbacks (sometimes as few as 100 copies) and sells
them at affordable prices."
Donald
M. Grant, Publisher
"Donald M. Grant, Publisher has been producing specialty books in the
fantasy genre for over 45 years. Over that period the company has published
substantially more than 100 quality titles, placing an emphasis on time-honored
book design and an abundance of full color and black and white illustrations."
Phantasia Press
"Phantasia Press was formed by Alex Berman with the idea of publishing
high quality, limited edition hard-cover science fiction books. Since then
they have published almost fifty novels, each produced with extremely high
quality materials."
Wunzenzierohs Publishing Company
"WunzPub was established in 1997 as a small press, featuring one imprint, Obscura Press. Underlying the imprint is a dedication to humor in all its myriad forms. Whether a collection of forgotten or hard-to-find stories, or anthologies of new short fiction, Obscura Press seeks to bring a touch of humor into its readers' lives."
Magazine Publishers Online:
Asimov's SF Magazine
"We are expanding into the online world. Check us out here for exciting
story excerpts from upcoming issues, book reviews, online interviews and
chats with your favorite writers, Isaac Asimov's famous Editorials, Robert
Silverberg's controversial Reflections column, reprints of classic Asimov's
stories, puzzles, letters, and cartoons, as well as special features available
only online at this website. Check us out -- we think you'll like what
you see."
TANGENT ONLINE Magazine
"The Only Science Fiction & Fantasy Short Fiction
Review Magazine" Edited by David Truesdale.
Locus
Magazine
The official website for Locus. If you're interested in SF literature,
Locus is a must-read source for SF-related news.
Elysian Fiction
James Bailey's online short fiction magazine. Some very nice stuff is published here, and there are plans to produce printed anthologies of works from the site.
Odyssey Magazine
A magazine of science fiction and fantasy, no longer publishing, but with some content still available on their website.
QUANTUM Speculative Fiction
QUANTUM SF published its four installments on a quarterly basis, featuring short fiction, each with an element of humor. It is no longer publishing, but may arise, phoenix-like, sometime in the future.
Analog
Science Fiction & Fact Magazine
"Analog Science Fiction and Fact is the longest-running (almost)-continuously
published science fiction magazine in the world. It was born in January
1930 as Astounding Stories of Super-Science, and except for a six-month
hiatus in 1933 when its first publisher folded, has appeared approximately
every month since. There have been several minor title and schedule changes
over those years; and one major title change in 1960, when Astounding became
Analog. But through it all, certain characteristics of the magazine have
remained constant-foremost among them, a strong emphasis on exploring new
ideas in entertaining, thought-provoking stories."
Speculations
Magazine
For Those Who Want To Be Read Speculations is a bimonthly Hugo-nominated digest for writers who wish to break into or increase their presence within the science fiction, fantasy, horror, or "other" speculative fiction subgenres.
Ne Ultra Plus Links
DargonZine
DargonZine is an electronic magazine that prints original medieval
fantasy stories written by aspiring Internet writers and set in a common
milieu as a part of the magazine's collaborative writing project.
Reality
Break - (Radio)
"Reality Break was a nationally syndicated program that begins its life
in the Pacific Northwest, spends its most active time in geosynchronous
orbit, and ends up in the ears of listeners across the country. Just thinking
about how it travels fills me with a sense of wonder. Reality Break is
not just about science fiction - it is science fiction."
SF Site
A monthly webzine overflowing with book reviews, awards lists and all
kinds of other good stuff.
Hour 25 Online - (Radio)
"Welcome to Hour 25. We're a radio show about anything and everything that's of interest to people who enjoy science fiction. We've been on the air for over 28 years, for most of that time on a non-commercial radio station in Los Angeles, but recently we've made the show available to people all over the world by moving ourselves onto the Internet."
William J. Heron Collection of Speculative Fiction
"The University Libraries' Digital Library and Archives at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University acquired its speculative fiction collection through a combination of purchase and donation from William J. Heron, a private collector from North Carolina. The magazines and reference books (approximately 4900 items) were acquired in 1989 and 1990, with the balance of the collection (approximately 11000 paperback books) acquired in 1994."
Master Resource Lists:
Science
Fiction Resource Guide
Chaz Boston Baden maintains this compendium of SF resources on the net.
Internet
Science Fiction Database
The ISFDB is a continuous, ongoing effort to catalog works of Science
Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror.
SciFan.com
SciFan.com is a content-dense resource for written science fiction and fantasy.
The Market List
"If you're looking for current information on markets for your fiction, you've come to the right place. Each version includes over one hundred current markets for genre fiction, with info on response times, genres accepted, payment rates, and more."
Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections, Combined Edition
Bill Contento's index to 3,367 SF anthologies and single-author collections published before 1984, containing over 23,000 works by 3,849 authors.
The Locus Index
"Not only updates the Contento Index for post-1984 anthologies and collections but also includes comparable indexing for sf/f magazines and books (including one or two-sentence blurbs/summaries for the latter); for the period in question it's as close to complete for English-language materials as any but the most humorless fanatic could wish"
Author Directories
SFF
Net
SFF Net is a website devoted to writing, reading, writers and readers
of a variety of genres, not limited to SF.
Major SF Publishers Online:
Aspect
"A little of everything, as long as it's good. Some science fiction, some fantasy, some horror, a few select media tie-ins, a very few short story collections, even some of those rare beasts known as first novels."
DAW
"Despite its high profile, DAW is still a small private company owned
exclusively by its publishers, Elizabeth R. Wollheim and Sheila E. Gilbert.
Betsy and Sheila are strongly committed to discovering and nurturing new
talent, and to keeping a personal "family" spirit at DAW -- something they
feel is all too rare in today's world of international conglomerate publishing."
Tor, Orb and Forge
"Between our extensive hardcover and trade-softcover line, our Orb
backlist program, and our stronghold in mass-market paperback, we annually
publish what is arguably the largest and most diverse line of SF and fantasy
ever produced by a single English-language publisher."
White
Wolf
"We go for the tale that gets the strong reaction; that evokes the
stunned silence; that quickens the pulse and sobers the senses.Our fiction
is never passive, never quiet, never easily forgotten. It's with you even
when you don't want it to be."