Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers since 1997.
Magazine Listings - G
Gaia: Journal of literary and environmental arts.
Galactic Citizen, The: A science fiction magazine.
Galaxy E-zine: Science fiction, fantasy, and horror fiction are featured. 6/25/07: this appears to still be going nowhere.
Galaxy Magazine: Appears to be under development. Unsure what the content will be though science fiction appears dominant since it features covers from the old print version of Galaxy magazine.
Galerie/Gallery Zandstraat: Short stories and poems in English, Dutch, German, and Spanish. Link broken.
Gambeson Media Network: "a new kind of online publication offering writers the ability to get their stories/articles published for free complete with photo or graphic within minutes of joining the network, which is also free. Descriptions of new stories, links to the complete stories, and thumbnail images (when available) are immediately published on the front page of the website, on the top-level genre index page (fiction, nonfiction, music and poetry), and also on the specific genre page of the writer's choice (nearly 200 to choose from), all at the click of one button. All facets of every story and photo can be completely and easily updated whenever the writer chooses and those changes get reflected on every page where the story is linked. Also, the writer gets a free "Media Site" for self-promotion. It's a wonderful site with minimal ads (all from Barnes and Noble) and all the services are free."
Gamer's World Magazine: An adventure gaming magazine covering rpg, ccg, miniatures and more. Link broken.
Gamma Draconis: Dead.
Gangway: "an online literary magazine based in Australia with works in English and German."
Garrett County Journal: literary magazine devoted to the past, current, and future members of Garrett County. Features fiction, poetries, poesy, serials, travelogues, and more.
GateWay S-F Magazine: "fills a very special niche in the field of science fiction, combining HARD SCIENCE FICTION PLOTS with Christian themes."
Gearheads: Future Fiction and Today's Technology: Features science and science fiction.
geek: Subcultural literary e-zine containing interviews, reviews, features, comics, poetry, and more. Link reported broken.
Geek Speak Magazine: "Where magic is real, science is fiction, and monsters are not only cool, but often, hot."
Generation War: A weekly online magazine featuring science fiction.
genrEZONE: Publication taking over Shadowfire Press's evernight title.
George: Articles and features. Link reported broken.
Georgia Blue Poetry Anthology: A Canadian society located in Collingwood, Ontario that is dedicated to the promotion of the Poetic Arts. Editor's note: we advise caution.
Gernsback's Forecast Ezine, Hugo: Dedicated to providing the best in science fiction. From the Old Masters to the up and coming author, Forecast is a site for everyone. We are currently publishing back issues of Gernsback's Forecast, a little know yearly booklet. We are also publishing Hugo's novel's, presently "Ultimate World" , then Ralph 124C 41+. Forecast also welcomes submissions from writers wishing exposure to the Internet Community.
Gigabooks: Dead.
Gila Queen's Guide to Markets, The: Recommended. An excellent marketing resource for writers.
Girls and Corpses: A paying print publication. Looks like it's meant for mature audiences.
Glance Magazine: Not recommended. An entertainment magazine.
Glenn Murphy's Pseudo-Magazine of Writings: Takes submissions of any kind in order to contribute to the whole diversity of the site. Fiction and Poetry are the two largest sections. Link reported broken.
Glib Magazine: "a free, monthly publication of the humourous, wacky, satirical and bizarre. Our first issue will be released in Toronto, Canada, May 2003." May be dead.
Glimmer Train: A fiction magazine. Reads only during January, April, July, and October. Believed to have a web page. Send submissions to:Glimmer Train
710 SW Madison Street, Suite 504
Portland, Oregon 97205 USA
Telephone 503.221.0836
Global Indian, The: An ezine.
Global Writers' Ink: "will cover all aspects of international marketing, including how to market articles to international publications, how to develop ideas for the international marketplace, how to market international topics to U.S. markets, and tips on surviving as a writer overseas." Editor's note: we think this is an idea that's been overdue for someone to tackle and wish Inkspot success.
glorious edifice magazine: Seeking submissions of all kinds. Link reported broken.
Glyph: A journal of fantasy and legend. 12/6/09: Link reported broken.
Goblin Market, The: Recommended. Features poetry and fantasy.
Golf Connoisseur: Not recommended. A publication covering golf and fine living.
gonzo: Forum of opinion and satire.
Good Life, The: For and about active and intelligent people in that period of their lives where maturity meets freedom, the growing population of people age 50 and over in Central Texas.
Good Life, The: "Aimed at a mostly male audience. Somewhat more risque than GY, has female centerfold and mostly entertainment and today's popular culture lifestyle articles." Contact at:
Jay Eye Communications
P.O. Box 442
33 South Washington Street
Tiffin, Ohio 44883
Good Years, The: "This pub is aimed at the family and emphasizes a positive approach to living. Articles vary from remembrances to fireplace safety; car tune ups to financial advice." Contact at:Jay Eye Communications
P.O. Box 442
33 South Washington Street
Tiffin, Ohio 44883
Goodman Media Group: Not recommended. Produces "Victorian Decorating & Lifestyle", "Collectibles", "Timber Homes Illustrated", "Country Accents", "American Woman", "Log Homes Illustrated", "Fit", "American Country Collectibles", and "UFO" magazines.
Gopher: Defunct. Features poetry, stories, and essays.
Goppo Online Network: Defunct. Filmmaking, poetry, fiction, absurd theories, webdesign, jokes, art, and photography.
GORP: Great Outdoor Recreation Pages: Features adventure travel and outdoor activities.
Gothic Journal: News and reviews of romantic suspense, romantic mysteries, and gothic, supernatural, and woman-in-jeopardy romance novels. Appears inactive.
Gothic Net Webzine: Writer complaints about checks bouncing. Not recommended. An electronic horror magazine on the Internet.
GOWANUS: "founded in June, 1997 and has published continuously since then on a quarterly basis. It specializes in non-fiction and fiction from Third World nations. In 1998 it received the Milkweed Award for excellence." Contributed by Tom Hubschman.
GQ: Online edition.
Grain Magazine: A literary publication.
Grand Reflections: Charges fees. Not recommended. Features fiction, non-fiction, humor, children's, inspirational, mysteries, poetry, contests, and limited Christian material.
Granta: Paperback magazine of new writing.
Gratis Magazine: A quarterly fiction publication. Link reported broken.
Gravity: A Journal of Online Writing: Poetry and prose.
Gray Areas Magazine: Includes online writer's guidelines. Has no word limits for articles! Frequently prints pieces by first timers. Covers subjects other magazines ignore. Has many sample articles online. (contributed by Netta Gilboa)
Greatest Uncommon Denominator (GUD) Magazine: Recommended. Features "200 pages of literary + genre fiction, poetry, art, and more, twice a year" in print and PDF.
GreenTentacles: Features "speculative fiction business services (news, information, resources, and services for Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Businesses)."
Gremlins in the Garage!: A magazine covering model making.
Grim: defunct: Poetry, prose, reviews.
Grim Opus Magazine: defunct: "essays and dark fiction
that question the nature of the univers."
Grimoire, The: dead: a quarterly horror and dark fantasy publication.
GRIP Magazine EduVision: produced by and for high school students in print and online, and is currently distributed to over 1,500 high school campuses nationwide.
Grit Magazine: yes, it's that venerable magazine we should all remember.
Growing Edge, The: "Provides the latest in high-tech indoor and outdoor gardening for professional commercial growers and serious
amateurs....hydroponics, greenhouse growing, and organic gardening."
Gruene Street: prose and poetry.
Guide, The: features changes in the non-fiction magazine market, our website (Writers Guidelines Database), and job
listings.
Guild of Blades: features short stories and poetry on site. Heavy into gaming. Site has info on Trademarks.
