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Asimovs Science Fiction

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from: Penny Press


I like Asimov better than ANALOG, but that's kind of like saying that I like strawberry better than chocolate or vanilla. It's a matter of personel tastes. I especially like the new book section. I've ordered one book from it already.

Gunner July,2007

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Fantasy & Science Fiction

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from: Spilogale Inc


As an aspiring science fiction short story writer, I have been avidly reading Fantasy and Science Fiction, Asimov's and Analog. I like these magazines immensely. Fantasy and Science Fiction is simply excellent. I enjoy the writing and recommend it highly for all fantasy and science fiction fans. As I work long hours and want to spend quality time with my family (I have a wife, two young boys, an old dog, a puppy, two frogs, and a big goldfish), I now opt for reading a short story before bedtime (to my sons if it's age appropriate) rather than reading a few chapters of a novel (I do that too, but if it's really good, I'm up really late).

Fantasy and Science Fiction is terrific. Well worth the lolly!

Cheers!

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Analog Science Fiction & Fact

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from: Penny Press


Where do I begin? This magazine has it all for fans of Sci-fi, the only periodical which can rival it is Asimov's. But, if you're like me, you like a combination of real science as well as the fiction, and Analog excels at bringing both to the reader. I always feel a sense of anticipation when opening up a new issue of Analog, it's just so consistently good. If you've never tried Analog before, and love Sci-fi, I'd say get a copy today, or better yet, subscribe, you won't be sorry.

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Doctor Who - UK

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from: Marvel Comics Limited


Amazon usually has great prices on their merchandise, but not with this magazine subscription. My daughter is a big fan of Doctor Who, and has bought this magazine each month for the last couple years, at our local Borders bookstore for $7.99 plus tax. You just have to check each month to make sure you don't miss an issue, but it's a lot cheaper than what they want here.

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Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine

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from: Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Mag


This is my new favorite SF mag. On one hand, it has the best of new voices from around the English-speaking world (Canada, UK, Australia, USA), so you get a lot of different takes on the genre. On the other hand, "Neo-Opsis" isn't produced by some corporate publishing entity. It's just two people, a husband and wife team. She does all the artwork, which is professional quality, and he writes articles and very quirky editorials. It's a small press science fiction magazine.

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Foundation : International Review of Science Fiction

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from: Science Fiction Foundation


This is my new favorite SF mag. On one hand, it has the best of new voices from around the English-speaking world (Canada, UK, Australia, USA), so you get a lot of different takes on the genre. On the other hand, "Neo-Opsis" isn't produced by some corporate publishing entity. It's just two people, a husband and wife team. She does all the artwork, which is professional quality, and he writes articles and very quirky editorials. It's a small press science fiction magazine.

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Science Fiction Studies

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from: Sf-Th Inc/a. B. Evans


This is not a great academic title; I think it used to be one publishing Jameson, Suvin etc. in those glorious days (70`s). Nowadays it is an anti-theory American studies journal best fit for casual reading instead of rigorous study of S-F. It is fun but not necessarily a tool for understanding the subject.