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sfsite.com - 1/6/2009

F&SF is going bimonthly

— sfsite.com — The March 2009 issue will be the last monthly issue. Starting with the April/May 2009 issue, we’ll be publishing one issue every two months. Each issue will be 256 pages (16 pages longer than our last Oct/Nov issue) except for this year’s ... (more) F&SF is going bimonthly

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sfsignal.com - 1/5/2009

F&SF Changes Publishing Schedule

— sfsignal.com — Gordon Van Gelder, Editor/Publisher of The magazine of fantasy & Science Fiction, has announced that they will be changing the monthly publishing schedule from monthly to bi-monthly : The March 2009 issue will be the last monthly issue. Starting with ... (more) F&SF Changes Publishing Schedule

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F&SF Changes Publishing Schedule
SF Signal — ... Gordon Van Gelder, Editor/Publisher of The magazine of fantasy & Science Fiction, has announced that they will be changing the monthly publishing schedule from monthly to bi-monthly: ...

Going Linker
Torque Control — ... The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction is going bimonthly; a bit surprised not to have seen more discussion of this (unless I’ve missed it). ...

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SciFi Scanner — • The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction is switching to a bimonthly publishing schedule. This is understandable, and I imagine only the first step towards even further scifi publishing reductions. • Matt Smith is the next Doctor Who. He's basically Eccleston meets Tennant minus ten years, and thus a very uninteresting and unrisky pick. • SF Signal schools us in the lore of Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot. • Topless Robot shows us a five-second version of Attack of the Clones, which still feels about four and a half seconds too long.

F&SF cutting down size
Variety SF — While the writing has been on the wall a while, I just noticed this couple of days old announcement from Gordon Van Gelder, Editor of the ...

Sunday Roundup (1/4-1/10)
Apex Book Company — What’s new this Sunday? This week, the Apex news roundup will be accompanied by a light link salad. In the upcoming weeks, we’ll also be posting news from Apex authors and editors. January 4-7, 2009 These days were spent figuring out who could be blackmailed and how much plasma the editorial staff might be able to sell in order to raise $2500 by January 9th. January 8, 2009 Flames Rising Features Maurice Broaddus Commentary on ORGY OF SOULS - FlamesRising.com has featured an essay by ORGY OF SOULS co-writer Maurice Broaddus on the subject of religion and horror. ...