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| Although this is a mostly a review website, it includes a number of other resources -- including the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, various magazines including Analog and Asimov's, and a fairly comprehensive series of links to sf on the WWW. Definitely worth a look.
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| If you haven't heard of Locus, you must have been, er, living on another planet. The multi-award winning news magazine for the genre.
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| So they call it "sci-fi", and they include media stuff. A pretty good online magazine all the same.
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| Online sf pro-zine. I seem to remember a Tomorrow SF print magazine as well -- edited by Algis Budrys? Probably the same one.
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| A British sf pro-zine -- books, films, tv, etc. Nice layout too.
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| A British sf site edited by Keith Brooke (author of Keepers Of The Peace, Expatria and Expatria Incorporated). The site includes short fiction and non-fiction by a number of sf luminaries. Possibly the best collection of sf short stories on the WWW.
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| Hugo Award-winning sf newsletter by David Langford (fourteen Hugos to date!). Informative, irreverent and, yes, mostly concerned with sf in the UK. But still worth a look.
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| An archive of Vincent Omniaveritas's infamous sf zine, Cheap Truth, from the early Eighties. Not everyone's cup of tea, but certainly a piece of sf history.
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