Clarkesworld Magazine is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominated free online monthly science fiction & fantasy magazine. You can find us at: clarkesworldmagazine.com.
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- October 2006
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Clarkesworld Magazine We won the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine. Am I dreaming?
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Live coverage of the Hugo Awards Ceremony will take place Sunday morning (6AM EST) and can be found at:
http://www.thehugoawards.org/
Clarkesworld is a nominee in the Best Semiprozine category and two CW stories ("Spar" by Kij Johnson and "Non-Zero Probablilities" by N. K. Jemisin) are nominees for Best Short Story. Best... of luck to all our fellow nominees!
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Parsec Awards (for speculative fiction podcasting) ceremony is today at 4pm EST at DragonCon. Winners will be announced live on twitter. Kate Baker's reading of "The Things" by Peter Watts is a nominee in the Best Speculative Fiction Story category.
http://twitter.com/parsecawards
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The Parsec Awards are dedicated to rewarding excellence in Speculative Fiction Content Creation in Podcasting.
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The September issue of Clarkesworld Magazine features fiction by Robert
Reed and Stephen Gaskell, interviews with Karen Lowachee and Angela
Slatter, and an article on Magnus, Robert Fighter by Bill Spangler.
Available for free online or, for a small fee, as ebook (mobi/kindle & epub)
editions.
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Hugo and World Fantasy Award Nominated Online Science fiction and fantasy magazine.
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Cover for Issue #48, September 2010
"Honeycomb" by Julie Dillon
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In the very cool news department: Clarkesworld Magazine is a nominee for a World Fantasy Award in the Special Award - Non-Professional category. You can find a complete list of nominees here:
http://www.locusmag.com/News/2010/08/200
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Our mid-month podcast was posted today and features "Messenger" by Julia M Sidorova. Check it out at:
http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/audio_08
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Hugo and World Fantasy Award Nominated Online Science fiction and fantasy magazine.
Clarkesworld Magazine The August issue of Clarkesworld Magazine features fiction by Catherynne M. Valente and Julia M Sidorova, a group interview with the members of the Altered Fluid writers group and an editorial about what it takes to be a "real" magazine.
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Hugo and World Fantasy Award Nominated Online Science fiction and fantasy magazine.
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Cover for Issue #47, August 2010
"Watcher of Merlin" by David Melvin
Our first piece of audio fiction for July is "The Association of the Dead" written by Rahul Kanakia and read by Kate Baker.
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Our podcast of "The Things" by Peter Watts (January 2010) is a 2010
Parsec Award finalist in the Best Speculative Fiction Story (Short Form)
category!
You can listen to it here: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/audio_01
...http://parsecawards.com/2010finalists
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EPUB and MOBI/Kindle editions of Realms 1, Realms 2 and many back issues of Clarkesworld can now be ordered direct from our new ebookstore.
www.wyrmpublishing.com/ebookstore
Selected from the Hugo and World Fantasy Award-nominated Clarkesworld Magazine, Realms 2 collects the work of twenty-four visionary writers of short fiction, including such World Fantasy, Philip K. Dick, Tiptree, Hugo and Campbell Award winners and finalists as Jeffrey Ford, Mary Robinette Kowal, Ja...
Bells ring, the bright sweet sound of freedom, the fantastic summer upon us, and we burst out of the high school with a rousing rendition of the song "Endless Waves" from the classic 1964 movie "Life's a Beach." We pile into our convoy of jalopies and woody wagons, ...the guys bare-chested [...]
The neon logic clusters cascaded through the extremities of Sumith's perception as he sang sweet Code through the room, through the house, and out into the massed congregations of networked singers across the world. The Code had tripped another threshold. Or so he'd been told...
