Suite 225

Colin Harvey reviews Interzone 225 for Suite 101.

Robert Holdstock

Robert Holdstock died at 4am this morning after a brief illness. We had recently interviewed him for Interzone and, as well as being one of the finest fantasy writers around, he was also a delight to work with. This is no surprise to anyone who’d had the good fortune of meeting him in person.

No more Mythago.

Too soon.

SF Crowsnest December 2009

Gareth D. Jones reviews Interzone 224.

Fergus Bannon

GSFWC writer Fergus Bannon now has his own site – plenty is still to be added to it, including testimony from some of the finest writers alive today, but you can already find Burning Brightly from Interzone 71 there.

Nebula

Aliette de Boddard has been doing some research and it turns out that Interzone stories are eligible for the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America’s annual Nebula awards. This is because they are published online by Fictionwise. This should also apply to other magazines and publications that are available online, such as Jupiter, Dark Horizons and so on.

Feel free to nominate and vote if you’re a SFWA member…

Science Fiction & Fantasy 27/11/9

Anthony G. Williams reviews Interzone 225.

Books in the West

Books in the West is a new bookshop that opened last Friday in West Kilbride. The staff are friendly and informed and I recommend it to anyone in the area. In fact, I’ll even recommend it to anyone who’s not in the area.

John’s Reading Interzone 225

John Fair reviews Interzone 225.

Literature 225

Fantastic Literature now has Interzone 225 in stock.

Guest Blog

There is a possibility that I may be making a guest appearance on another blog in February. To differentiate it from The Cave of Doom, I will be utilising features such as content and opinion.

Stay tuned for more generalisations.

The Observer 11377

An observation.

The Fix

The Fix is back online with a new address and look. Update your links to http://ttapress.com/fix/ if you already use it.

If you don’t use it, and you enjoy or write short fiction, you’re definitely missing a trick.

 

The Godfall’s Chemsong

Soyka reviews Jeremiah Tolbert’s The Godfall’s Chemsong (Interzone 224) for Black Gate.

Interzone 225 Out

Interzone 225 has been published. Go here to buy it or sample some of its fiction.

It’ll also be available from the usual suspects – Borders, Forbidden Planet, Transreal, Central Books and others - and some new overseas suspects, thanks to a distribution deal that kicked in with the previous issue.

And, while you’re here, there is an online interview with cover art genius Adam Tredowski that’s worth taking a peak at.

Interzone eSubscription

Fictionwise is offering a 25% rebate on Interzone eBook subscriptions if purchased before 30th November. You can buy subs for one or two years.