Aurealis

• Australian SF magazine, published irregularly since 1990; online for purchase since 2013
• Format: Online
• Frequency: Monthly
• http://www.aurealis.com.au/

Issue 87, 2016—
• This issue has stories by Sean Monaghan, Ian Bell, and Deborah Sheldon.
• There’s also an editorial and nonfiction pieces by Chris Large, Gillian Polack, and Michael Pryor.

(Sat 13 Feb 2016)

Fireside Magazine

• Quarterly fiction and comics magazine, since 2012, edited and published by Brian White
• Format: Online
• Frequency: quarterly
• http://www.firesidefiction.com/

January 2016—
Issue 29
• This issue has stories by A. Merc Rustad and A.K. Snyder, and flash fiction by Aidan Doyle and Erica L. Satifka.

(Sat 10 Oct 2015)

Mythic Delirium

• Quarterly fiction and poetry journal published and edited by Mike Allen; debuted 1998 as a biannual poetry journal, became quarterly in 2013
• http://www.mythicdelirium.com/

February 2016—
Issue 2.3, cover art by Anne Sampson and Anita Allen
• February content available now includes a story by Janna Layton and poetry by Olchar E. Lindsann and Edith Hope Bishop.

(Sat 13 Feb 2016)

Perihelion Science Fiction

• E’zine of hard SF fiction, nonfiction, and art, since 2012; edited by Sam Bellotto Jr.
• Format: Monthly
• Frequency: Online
• http://www.perihelionsf.com/

February 2016—
Cover art by Bill Wright
• Stories in this issue are by Joseph Green and R-M Lillian, Erin Lale, Guy T. Martland, Robert Dawson, Timothy J. Gawne, Richard Zwicker, Richard Wren, Stephen Antczak, Santiago Belluco, Jamie Lackey, and Andrew Vrana.
• Articles are by John McCormick and Eric M. Jones.
• There’s also a comic strip, an editorial, and a page of reviews.

(Sat 13 Feb 2016)

Quantum Muse

• Science fiction, fantasy and alternative stories and artwork, based on writers’ group submissions and critiques, since 1998; current lead editor Tim Goyette
• Format: Online
• Frequency: Monthly
• http://www.quantummuse.com/

February 2016—
Cover art by Chris Ortega
• This month’s stories are by Harris Tobias, James Gardner, John Henson Webb, and James Turnbull.
• There’s also flash fiction by Kent Rosenberger and a sample chapter by Patrick LeClerc.

(Sat 13 Feb 2016)