I've been really bad about reading short fiction this past year, but my favorite market which I would soooo love to break into is Strange Horizons. After that, I love and will never regret my Electric Velocipede subscription (and I had a flash piece in issue 15/16!). I do enjoy Coyote Wild a lot as well, though I wish it came out more often (and for the record, I had a story in the Coyote Wild YA issue and I still have a poem in the publishing queue)(Hooray!). I would put Clarkesworld on this list also, except I haven't read it since Mamatas left, so I don't know if it has retained the flavor of his days. If it has, then it is definitely on the list.
Man, I so need to start reading online short fiction again. It is easy to commit to reading a magazine that comes in the mail (I have a few subscriptions of which EV is my fave and never disappoints). Online is actually more difficult for me to justify since I usually do my fiction reading while soaking and getting ready to sleep.
Which makes it suck a bit that everything is going online!
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Date: 2009-01-30 12:28 pm (UTC)Man, I so need to start reading online short fiction again. It is easy to commit to reading a magazine that comes in the mail (I have a few subscriptions of which EV is my fave and never disappoints). Online is actually more difficult for me to justify since I usually do my fiction reading while soaking and getting ready to sleep.
Which makes it suck a bit that everything is going online!
Heh, such are the things life is made of. Whee!
:)