Steal These Links

I'm not really reviewing the ezines listed below, either, since I'm not very objective (after all, I'm in the process of editing my own ezine, Obligatory Fiction, and I've contributed to some of these). Anyway, there are some E-Zine Reviews available elsewhere thanks to Blaise Faint.

There's also eScene, which presents awards for the best ezine fiction.

What I do have here is a short list of ezines/magazines I feel are worthwhile.

• Enterzone
  Enterzone is like eating Brie after a year-long diet of moldy cheddar. Fiction, art, sound, hypertext. 99% brilliant.

• Holyboy Road
  Eclectic, different, interesting, highly recommended.

• ZUG
  Probably the funniest zine/zone/parody thing out there (for now)...tons of worthwhile sections, especially the pranks bit. Watch out for that sneaky Christianity message at the end (under "Sky") though...

• BEATRICE
  It's got a lot to offer.

• InterText: The Online Fiction Magazine
  The net's oldest -- and, perhaps, best -- fiction-only magazine.

The following things were darn cool when I first linked to them in 1994, but haven't really been updated since:

• Verbiage Magazine
  Four issues -- so far -- of short stories.

• RUNE 15 (eye-gleam of an online version)
  MIT Students' creative magazine.

• Alice Table of Contents
  It just hit me the right way in '94; I dunno now.

• Quanta
  A popular zine.

• blue penny quarterly
  Hampered by its gopher format.

• TwentyNothing
  I'm keeping this link here because I like to remember the past. For two glorious issues, TwentyNothing promised to rule the world. Then they folded after the Winter '93 issue. Increasingly surreal.

• Slippery When Wet Magazine
  Sex-positive stories and articles; I used to like it (back in 1994 when it lived on Netcom), but it turned subscriber on me.