Free Speculative Fiction Online

Here’s a list of links to most of the Interzone stories that are now available on the World Wide Web. I could name a couple that aren’t on the list, but these should be enough to get you started.  You’re supposed to be so impressed that you take out a subscription, you cheapskates.

Other magazines are available.

GSFWC

The Glasgow SF Writers Circle is meeting tomorrow night.

(Tuesday, 8pm. We supply the fiction, bring your own attitude.)

Johnny and Emmie-Lou Get Married

And Kim Lakin-Smith’s story from Interzone 222 is also available online for free.

Jason Sanford

Jason Sanford has made three of his Interzone stories plus another from Analog available online.

Again and Again and Again

David Hebblethwaite reviews Rachel Swirky’s story from Interzone 226.

A Bloem or a Plog?

Roy Gray has posted the first of the TTA Press guest spots at Incwriters.

Locus Recommended Reading List 2009

Clarkesworld Magazine has analysed the short story numbers in the Locus Recommended Reading List for 2009. Interzone is slightly up on 2008.

The full list can found here.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Anthony G. Williams reviews Interzone 226 and lists his favourite Interzone stories from 2009.

More Ecstaticy

Rachel Swirsky goes into more detail about Jason Sanford’s Sublimation Angels (Interzone 224) and other novellas on the Nebula nomination list.

VideoVista February 2010

The new VideoVista is online. I’ve tackled 1990: The Bronx Warriors and Escape From The Bronx this time, but there are plenty of other films reviewed if those two don’t push your buttons.

SFRevu February 2010

Sam Tomaino reviews Interzone 226.

Ecstatic Days

Rachel Swirsky has nominated Jason Sanford’s The Ships Like Clouds, Risen by Their Rain and Eugie Foster’s Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast for Nebulas. Both were, of course, first published in Interzone.

SF Crowsnest 195

Gareth D. Jones reviews Interzone 226.

Stories, Our Pot, and G&S

Clare Grant picks Interzone 226 as one of her Three Beautiful Things of the Day.

GSFWC

The Glasgow SF Writers Circle will be convening tonight. It’s perfect for anyone who wants to circle some writers.

I may even make it along myself for the first time in ages.