"Ask an Alien" allows readers to pose questions to a supposed extraterrestrial. The zine also offers short stories focusing on alien encounters, the history and future of the universe, and paranormal activity.

New science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories are posted twice a month, with short fiction updated weekly. Features include book reviews, a message board, and links to resources for writers.

Along with original science fiction novels, short stories, and serials, this monthly online magazine offers the Mare Inebrium story series about happenings in a spaceport bar.

Superheroes and their lives are the focus of the stories in an award-winning e-zine.

Publishes stories produced by a collaborative group of writers, all set in the late medieval fantasy world called Dargon. New issues are released monthly.

A bi-monthly e-zine featuring original fiction, poetry, and artwork in science fiction, fantasy, and horror. It also contains related non-fiction and a writing workshop. An e-mail version is available.

Original science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories and poetry are available, as well as interviews and commentary. New works are released every six months.

A professional Web-only magazine that focuses on dark speculative fiction. An e-mail newsletter delivers new stories to readers once a month.

Mainstream science fiction and fantasy stories, novellas, and novel chapters are published monthly. Includes a mailing list to provide reader feedback.

Science fiction stories are published monthly. Also includes science news, a space art image gallery, message board for writers, and commentary on writing.

Stories include science fiction, fantasy, horror, speculative, and experimental works. Published quarterly.

The focus is on hard science fiction, and stories are updated quarterly.

Monthly publication offering science fiction, fantasy and horror stories. Also includes a history of science fiction.

Produced by the science fiction SIG of Australian Mensa, this web-based magazine offers speculative fiction and science fantasy stories.

Speculative fiction, including slipstream, is updated weekly. Monthly issues also offer a book review and commentary from a featured author.

Short stories and poems with exploring the modern mythos and its roots, published quarterly. Illustrated. Submissions accepted.

Speculative fiction with a heroic tone and a positive outlook shares the spotlight with news and reviews.

Downloadable original stories and art published by the Orion Arm's Worldbuilding group. Stories are set in the far future and writen to fit the Orion Arm's "hard science space opera" scenario. [PDF]

Edited by Andrew G. McGann, this quarterly e-zine of short fiction and poetry showcases new or little-known writers working in retro-style science fiction and sword-and-sorcery fantasy.

Humorous science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories are published monthly. "Feghoot" stories feature groan-inducing puns.

An eclectic online magazine that features original science fiction art, films, and comics/anime, as well as reviews and commentary on television, films, and conventions.

New science fiction, fantasy, and alternative writing, and artwork are posted each month. Links to services for online SF writers and "drinkers with a writing problem" are also available.

A monthly e-zine featuring short stories and poems in science fiction, fantasy, horror, and mystery, from sword and sorcery to space opera and from hardboiled noir to vampire yarns.

Updated weekly with illustrated stories from professional authors including Michael Moorcock, Scott Cupp, Joe Lansdale and others. Edited by Rick Klaw.

Stories and poems set on worlds other than Earth share the spotlight with sword-and-sorcery fiction and poetry. Published quarterly.

Publishes fantasy, science fiction and horror work written by new and established writers. Published quarterly. Includes current issue and submission guidelines.

A section of the Sci Fi Channel's official Web site that features original stories and reprints of classic stories, edited by former Omni magazine fiction editor Ellen Datlow.

Short stories, novel extracts, reviews, and features, with new material added weekly.

Short stories in the fantasy, science fiction, horror, and hybrid genres, published every two months.

Speculative fiction with a focus on plausible science, including short stories, sections from unpublished novels in progress, and sample chapters from published works.

A humor magazine that presents articles commenting about life in the 22nd century, written as if the authors were living in the future.

Unusual humor is the focus in a bi-weekly e-zine offering science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories, from space opera to unicorn tales.

A weekly speculative fiction e-zine that offers science fiction and fantasy stories, poetry, art, reviews, and author interviews.

Stories that present original four-color comic book characters in short story prose form. Published monthly.

Edited by Eileen Gunn, with new stories by writers such as Neal Barrett Jr., Michael Swanwick, and Gene Wolf. Includes reviews, essays, and a weblog by Bruce Sterling. Published monthly, but some features are updated more frequently.

A monthly e-zine operated by a crew of volunteers that offers reviews, original fiction, and poetry; analyses of myth and fantasy; science articles; and artwork.

Tales of horror, suspense, fantasy, science fiction, and magic realism fill a quarterly webzine of speculative fiction and art.

Cross-genre speculative fiction is the focus of this quarterly magazine that offers science fiction, fantasy, and magic realism stories, poetry, and artwork.

An eclectic online magazine focusing on short fiction and commentary in fantasy and science fiction. An e-mail version is available.

Short stories of science fiction and fantasy, author interviews and reviews, published quarterly. Also includes links to information for writers and readers.

Historical science fiction stories, flash fiction, and non-fiction articles are published quarterly. Also offers reader polls. [Java 2 plug-in for Netscape.]