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1	The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, September 2008 [MultiFormat] by Spilogale Authors		The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine and original publisher of SF classics such as Stephen King's "Dark Tower," Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon," and Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Each issue contains the science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on literature, film, and science, along with compelling short stories and novellas by writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ben Bova, Ursula K. Le Guin, Mike Resnic... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 59227 - Reading Time: 169-236 min. Category: Fantasy
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2	The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August 2008 [MultiFormat] by Spilogale Authors		The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine and original publisher of SF classics such as Stephen King's "Dark Tower," Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon," and Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Each issue contains the science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on literature, film, and science, along with compelling short stories and novellas by writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ben Bova, Ursula K. Le Guin, Mike Resnic... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 57951 - Reading Time: 165-231 min. Category: Fantasy	5 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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3	Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, September 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Just deserts is the undercurrent that links our stories this month. Whether passionate revenge or a gentle comeuppance, justice meted out restores some balance to the world. In our cover story, John C. Boland's "Sargasso Sea," a desperately bored school administrator finds his just rewards aboard a cruise ship on eerily calm waters. In Jean Femling's "Shalimar Beach," the Salton Sea, an inland lake that is the site of an ecological disaster in Southern California, provides the backdrop for a st... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 53673 - Reading Time: 153-214 min. Category: Mystery/Crime
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4	Analog Science Fiction and Fact, September 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our September issue features "The Last Temptation of Katerina Savitskaya" (which some readers may recognize as a follow-on to Henry G. Stratmann's "The Paradise Project," though that's not a prerequisite). Confront two people with a very big, very mysterious artifact, and they may react to it quite differently, depending on their characters and backgrounds. If it offers new powers, they'll have to decide what to do with them--but there's one decision they can't make.... Edward M. Lerner's fact ... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 74939 - Reading Time: 214-299 min. Category: Science Fiction	6 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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5	Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		EQMM's August issue is jam-packed with stories from the field's top writers. Jan Burke leads the issue with "The Fallen," the tale of a cop struggling to balance faith, trust, and love. A legendary writer from the past appears next, as Passport to Crime features another puzzler from Argentina, Jorge Luis Borges's classic "Death and the Compass." MWA Grand Master Mickey Spillane is also highlighted (posthumously) in his EQMM debut, made possible through the work of collaborator Max Allan Collins,... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 64101 - Reading Time: 183-256 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	1 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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6	Asimov's Science Fiction, August 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		One of science fiction's greatest hidden treasures, Neal Barrett, Jr., returns with the lead story of our August issue. In "Radio Station St. Jack" Barrett directs his sights, as in many of his best stories, to yet another post-apocalypse, one in which Father Mac must somehow protect his radio station, his faithful flock, and the nun he loves, from Bob the Destroyer's rampaging raiders, (and hopefully preserve his own tender posterior in the process). This is a wild and witty tale of a down-to-e... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 68990 - Reading Time: 197-275 min. Category: Science Fiction	5 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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7	Interzone Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine #216 [MultiFormat] by TTA Press Authors		Interzone magazine, which is now in its 26th year, has launched the careers of a great many SF and Fantasy writers. It is often shortlisted for awards and has won the Hugo and British Fantasy Awards. Interzone includes many features including interviews, news, and reviews. The magazine is currently published every other month, in colour, and continues to publish some of the world's finest writers and most talented newcomers. Amongst those to have graced its pages are Brian Aldiss, Sarah Ash, Mic... more info>> Words: 58095 - Reading Time: 165-232 min. Category: Science Fiction	8 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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8	Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, July-August 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our annual July/August double issue allows us to bring you not only more stories but also a selection of those longer stories known as novellas--perfect for the lazy days of summer. Last year, AHMM teamed up with the Wolfe Pack, the official Rex Stout/Nero Wolfe fan club, to institute an annual novella-writing contest. The winner of the Black Orchid Novella Award was announced last December, and this month we present the winning novella, "Horse Pit" by John Gregory Betancourt. You can read an ex... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 89283 - Reading Time: 255-357 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	1 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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9	Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our lead story for July continues Brian Stableford's occasional series following the outrageous exploits of several famed Elizabethan personalities during humanity's introduction to the alien (not to mention strange) Universe. In the latest installment, we leave the humid nightmares of "Doctor Muffet's Island" behind, and, returning to England, find alchemist and charlatan Thomas Kelley in a peculiar position when his usual fraudery becomes chilling reality thanks to the mysterious powers of "Th... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 73436 - Reading Time: 209-293 min. Category: Science Fiction	7 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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10	Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July-August 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our two annual double issues always offer plenty of "extras," and this year's July/August issue features something especially extraordinary. Back in the early 1980s a completely unknown writer named David R. Palmer made a huge splash here with his very first story, "Emergence," featuring Candy Smith-Foster, one of the most memorable people many of our readers had ever met on or off the printed page. But she's much more than just a remarkably talented little girl emerging from the ashes of a worl... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 131895 - Reading Time: 376-527 min. Category: Science Fiction	11 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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11	Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, July 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		EQMM's July issue is full of intriguing questions. How can cowboy-sleuth Ben Snow overcome an entire town's prejudice to find justice for a murdered Chinese camp cook? (Edward D. Hoch, "Madam Sing's Gold") ... Why, Donna Culpepper wonders, is there a bench dedicated to her memory--erected by the man who took her life's savings and walked out after six weeks of marriage? (Peter Lovesey, "A Blow on the Head") ... What does a wife do when she discovers her cheating husband's secret, second life? ... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 64188 - Reading Time: 183-256 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	3 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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12	Black Static Horror Magazine #4 [MultiFormat] by TTA Press Authors		Black Static is the new horror magazine from TTA Press, the publisher of Interzone, Crimewave and The Fix Online. It publishes groundbreaking dark fiction by some of the world's best writers and most talented newcomers, plus hard-hitting features and innovative artwork, combined in a package that one reader recently called "Mean, moody and magnificent."CONTENTS:WHITE NOISE--Peter Tennant CLEANING THE WESTERN KITTIWAKE--Tyler Keevil ELECTRIC DARKNESS--Stephen Volk ATWATER--Cody Goodfellow BLOOD S... more info>> Words: 59970 - Reading Time: 171-239 min. Category: Horror	1 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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13	The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 2008 [MultiFormat] by Spilogale Authors		The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine and original publisher of SF classics such as Stephen King's "Dark Tower," Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon," and Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Each issue contains the science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on literature, film, and science, along with compelling short stories and novellas by writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ben Bova, Ursula K. Le Guin, Mike Resnic... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 57479 - Reading Time: 164-229 min. Category: Fantasy	11 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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14	Something Wicked SF and Horror Magazine #6 [MultiFormat] by Something Wicked Authors		Something Wicked magazine is a quarterly Horror and Science Fiction short story magazine. To date Something Wicked has published fiction by John Connolly, David De Beer, Evan Morris, Sarah Lotz, Brett Venter, Diane Awerbuck, Miranda Sherry, Digby C Young and Ryan Saunders to name but a few. Featuring art by some the best new artists around. Featured interviews include John Connolly, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Ed Neumeier and Jolene Blalock. Issue 6 features Part 2 of Brett Venter's &Arial: T... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 59538 - Reading Time: 170-238 min. Category: Science Fiction	4 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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15	Asimov's Science Fiction, June 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		In our June issue, we feature the return of some of our most popular and honored authors, as well as a number of Asimov's debuts by writers whom we feel represent tomorrow's exciting SF talents. To start things off, we welcome back critically acclaimed and award-winning author Ian R. MacLeod, not seen in these pages since 2002's "Breath-moss," with his latest story: "The Hob Carpet." It's an epic, surprising, and transgressive tale of an innovative genius who must withstand the hardships caused ... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 71338 - Reading Time: 203-285 min. Category: Science Fiction	13 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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16	Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		In our June issue: A special In Memoriam section to the late Edward D. Hoch features memories and tributes from his fellow MWA Grand Masters, writers, and editors. Hoch's unbroken, 35-year-long run of stories in EQMM continues this month with a new adventure for P.I. Al Darlan, who attends an avant-garde arts festival in New York to track down an old friend's wandering daughter. Also taking place in New York City: Loren D. Estleman brings us the first installment of his new, humorous ser... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 65804 - Reading Time: 188-263 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	3 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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17	Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, June 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		As always, we strive to bring a wide variety of settings and styles to our lineup of stories each month, and in are June issue we traverse the globe. Mithran Somasundrum returns with another romp through Bangkok with Vijay, a translator who takes on private detection work when business is slow, in "Under Sapparn Put." In "Death in the Keramikos Cemetery," Marianne Wilski Strong takes us to Ancient Greece, where a devastating plague is sapping Athens, and yet despite the bad times, its citizens c... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 53920 - Reading Time: 154-215 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	1 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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18	Analog Science Fiction and Fact, June 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		The more we learn, the more surprises we find.... Last June, Richard A. Lovett gave us a fact article on the wildly diverse moons of Saturn, and an action-packed novelette, "The Sands of Titan," set on one of them and introducing prospector Floyd "Phoenix" Ashman and his AI symbiote, Brittney. In our June issue he returns to other parts of that frontier with "Brittney's Labyrinth," just as engaging and intriguing, and again with a dramatic cover by David A. Hardy, but with very different--and no... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 78680 - Reading Time: 224-314 min. Category: Science Fiction	18 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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19	The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 2008 [MultiFormat] by Spilogale Authors		The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine and original publisher of SF classics such as Stephen King's "Dark Tower," Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon," and Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Each issue contains the science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on literature, film, and science, along with compelling short stories and novellas by writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ben Bova, Ursula K. Le Guin, Mike Resnic... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 58934 - Reading Time: 168-235 min. Category: Fantasy	10 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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20	Interzone Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine #215 [MultiFormat] by TTA Press Authors		Interzone magazine, which is now celebrating its 25th year, has launched the careers of a great many SF and Fantasy writers. It is often shortlisted for awards and has won the Hugo and British Fantasy Awards. Interzone includes many features including interviews, news, and reviews. The magazine is currently published every other month and continues to publish some of the world's finest writers and most talented newcomers. Amongst those to have graced its pages are Brian Aldiss, Sarah Ash, Michae... more info>> Words: 60805 - Reading Time: 173-243 min. Category: Science Fiction	7 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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21	Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, May 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our annual humor issue features seven stories that offer a healthy dose of Schadenfreude, finding pleasure in the pain of human foibles and criminal incompetence. Robideau, the retired police chief of the town of End of Main, returns in Jas. R. Petrin's "Gang of Three"; filling in for Chief Butts, Robideau is faced with a widespread, if decidedly small scale, crime wave of minor thefts, though they lead to something larger and unexpected. In B.K. Stevens's "Table for None," an old man who norma... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 52329 - Reading Time: 149-209 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	2 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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22	Analog Science Fiction and Fact, May 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our lead novella for May is David Bartell's "Test Signals," a novella very different from the author's earlier stories here, but engaging and disturbingly thought-provoking. Disturbingly, because while the concepts explored may seem far-fetched to some, they're solidly rooted in questions beginning to be raised here and now. Some of a person's most bankable assets are now things far more ... personal than the ones we've tended to think of in the past, but the law has only begun to consider who a... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 79229 - Reading Time: 226-316 min. Category: Science Fiction	22 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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23	Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Don't miss May's EQMM, which--you've been waiting!--announces the winners of the 2007 Readers Award. Will next year's Readers Award winner be found among this month's tales? The issue features thrilling new appearances from your favorite series characters. Edward D. Hoch's Dr. Sam puzzles over "The Problem of the Secret Patient," a badly injured German soldier who arrives with an FBI escort. In "Keller the Dogkiller," Lawrence Block's assassin-for-hire gets more than he bargained for on a seemi... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 62784 - Reading Time: 179-251 min. Category: Mystery/Crime	6 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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24	Asimov's Science Fiction, April-May 2008 [MultiFormat] by Dell Magazine Authors		Our October/November issue is the one that seems to get the most attention and, frankly, the April/May issue is tired of being overlooked. We don't play favorites with our issues, but we sympathized with April/May's plight and have obliged it by loading it full of excellent SF stories sure to grab your attention from the very first pages. To this end, the ever-popular Kristine Kathryn Rusch returns to the futuristic milieu of her story "Diving into the Wreck" in a new novella--this time, a myste... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 118323 - Reading Time: 338-473 min. Category: Science Fiction	15 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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25	The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 2008 [MultiFormat] by Spilogale Authors		The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine and original publisher of SF classics such as Stephen King's "Dark Tower," Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon," and Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Each issue contains the science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on literature, film, and science, along with compelling short stories and novellas by writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ben Bova, Ursula K. Le Guin, Mike Resnic... more info>> (Published: 2008) Words: 59250 - Reading Time: 169-237 min. Category: Fantasy	10 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
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