Periodicals, late January 2019
New issues of Black Static and Interzone, and January posts at Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Daily Science Fiction, Strange Horizons, and Tor.com
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Beneath Ceaseless Skies
• Literary adventure fantasy, since 2008; publisher and editor-in-chief Scott H. Andrews
• Format: Online; PDF and ebook formats
• Frequency: biweekly
• http://www.beneath-ceaseless-skies.com/
January 2019—
Issue 268-270, cover art by Flavio Bolla
• Issue 268, posted January 3, has stories by Beth Cato and Morgan Al-Moor, with an archive story by Jonathan Edelstein.
• Issue 269, posted January 17, has stories by Marissa Lingen and Jordan Taylor, and an archive story by Tamara Vardomskaya.
• Issue 270, posted January 31, has stories by Natalia Theodoridou and Alix E. Harrow, and an archive story by Cassandra Khaw.
(Sat 2 Feb 2019)
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Black Static
• British fantasy and horror magazine, debuting 2007 (formerly The Third Alternative), edited by Andy Cox
• Format: Print
• Frequency: Bimonthly
• http://ttapress.com/blackstatic/
Jan-Feb 2019—
Issue 67, £5.99, 96pp, cover art by Ben Baldwin
• Stories in this issue are by Ralph Robert Moore, Mike O’Driscoll, Kristi DeMeester, Michelle Ann King, and Eric Shaller.
• Columns are by Lynda E. Rucker, Ralph Robert Moore, and Gary Couzens (film reviews), plus a book review section by numerous contributors.
(Tue 22 Jan 2019)
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Daily Science Fiction
• Original science fiction & fantasy emailed to you every weekday; debuted September 1, 2010; editors Jonathan Laden and Michele Barasso
• Format: Online; email
• Frequency: daily
• http://dailysciencefiction.com/
January 2019—
• Flash and short shorts posted in January are by Ruth Nestvold, Isaac Pickle, Melissa Mead, Alexander Stanmyer, and others.
(Sat 2 Feb 2019)
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Interzone
• SF magazine, currently bimonthly, published since 1982, co-founded by David Pringle; edited since 2004 by Andy Cox
• http://ttapress.com/category/interzone/
Jan-Feb 2019—
Issue 279, £5.99, 96pp, cover art by Richard Wagner
• This issue has fiction by Angus Wilson, Tim Chawaga, William Squirrell, G.V. Anderson, David Cleden, and Sean McMullen.
• Features include an editorial by Sean McMullen, columns by Andy Hedgecock and Aliya Whiteley, David Langford’s “Ansible Link” news and obits, a book review section, and film reviews by Nick Lowe.
(Tue 22 Jan 2019)
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Strange Horizons
• Fiction, art, articles, poetry, and reviews; founded September 2000; editor-in-chief Susan Marie Groppi through 2010, Niall Harrison to 2017; currently Jane Crowley and Kate Dollarhyde
• Format: Online
• Frequency: Weekly
• http://www.strangehorizons.com/
January 2019—
• Issue 7 January has fiction by T.K. Lê, poetry by Cassandra Khaw, and reviews covering the year 2018.
• Issue 14 January has fiction by Eugenia Triantafyllou, poetry by M.C. Childs, podcasts, and reviews.
• Issue 21 January has fiction by M.K. Hutchins, poetry by A.D. Harper, podcasts, and reviews.
• Issue 28 January has poetry by Mina Florea, an interview with Doctor Hosam El-Zembely , a column by Irette Y. Patterson, and reviews.
(Sat 2 Feb 2019)
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Tor.com
• SF & fantasy fiction, reviews, commentary, founded 2008; staff includes fiction editors Patrick Nielsen Hayden and Liz Gorinsky
• Format: Online
• Frequency: Daily
• http://www.tor.com/
January 2019—
• Original fiction posted in January is by Karin Tidbeck, John Chu, Mimi Mondal, JY Yang, and Elizabeth Bear.
• Recent excerpts are by S.A. Chakraborty, Theodora Goss, Ian McDonald, Mike Chen, Jenn Lyons, and others.
(Sat 2 Feb 2019)
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