One of the greatest
science fiction magazines today. Fantasy and Science Fiction allows you to read good stories from new authors in both
science fiction and
fantasy. Like any magazine, the work is of varying
quality, but I have never read a
magazine that had nothing of value in it. Stories in Fantasy and Science fiction are often slightly experimental, and explore new areas of
science fiction and
fantasy. The magazine also seems to take a very non-
homophobic stance, though this is becoming popular throughout the
genre. It pleases me to see that
science fiction is still ahead in social issues.
Fantasy and Science Fiction recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. If you can get your hands on the October/November issue from 1999, I highly recommend it. It's 320 pages, and has a lot of great material from Lucius Shepard, Ursala K. Le Guin, Robert Silverberg, Kate Wilhelm, Terry Bisson, Harlan Ellison, Ron Goulart, Theodore Sturgeon, Jonathon Carrol, Poul Anderson, Howard Waldrop, Robert Sheckley, Gene Wolfe, Carol Emshwiller, Judith Merril, Ray Bradbury, and Gregory Benford.