Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers since 1997.
Magazine Listings - I
iAgora: International travel publication.
Ibn Qirtaiba: An Australian(?) science fiction, fantasy, and speculative fiction magazine.
Ideomancer: "Ideomancer.com, the Finest Digital Window on Speculative Fiction. Ideomancer adores four distinct genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror & Slipstream. Ideomancer **does** accept reprints. Email submissions only. Please visit http://ideomancer.com/guidelines.html for Guideline details."
If: Believed to feature speculative fiction.
Image: Journal of the arts and religion features fiction, poetry, painting, sculpture, architecture, film, music, and dance.
ImageQuest International Electronic Publishing: Has sci-fi/fantasy zine, contests, software, e-books and much more.
Images Inscript (formerly Digital Images Publishing Studios, home of Images Inscript): Webzine featuring fiction and poetry.
Imagination Online Magazine: defunct: Poetry, short stories, webpages, and jokes.
imagine...: Dead. A Canadian magazine featuring speculative fiction.
Immortal Stories: Electronic magazine that specializes in scifi/fantasy and includes a poetry corner "eBards Hearth". Looking for short story writers and poets.
IMPLOSION: A Journal of the Bizarre and Eccentric: The name says it all. From Implosion Press. 6/25/07: Link now goes to porn site.
In Celebration of Trees: Art, literature, and poetry about trees.
In Touch: a magazine of people and possibilities: An inspirational magazine.
In Vivo: Dead.
Incantations
Magazine: An online publication featuring fantasy.
Income Opportunities: Publication targeting entrepreneurs.
Incorporated Words: Featuring creative introductions to great literature. Link broken.
increase and diffusion: Web magazine aimed at capturing the breadth of the Smithsonian Institution.
Independent Publisher Online: "a monthly electronic magazine containing news, features, and profiles on the world of independent publishing. Free monthly newsletter with new content alert, editorial and resources. IP is owned and operated by Jenkins Group Inc. and is content provider for the www.bookpublishing.com website."
Indian Science Fiction: Science fiction from India.
Indigenous Fiction: closed: features mainstream, dark fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and horror.
Indigenous Frogs: "is only for children writers!"
InDigest Magazine : An "online literary magazine focused on creating a dialogue about and between the arts."
Inditer, The: Recommended. An online magazine dedicated to the encouragement of new writers. Submissions for short stories, poetry, social, political and editorial comment are sought. Manuscripts may be submitted by attachment to Email, or within the email body. Manuscripts should be sent to editor@inditer.com. (contributed by Bill Loeppky) Link reported broken.
Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC): A "non-profit, independent, educational organization recognized by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago" dedicated to publishing two magazines every year.
indood: An online poetry and fiction journal.
Industrialist 97: Strange facts, art, and literature.
Indy Magazine: A guide to alternative comic books.
Infinite Distance: Dead. A speculative fiction publication.
Infinite Edge!: A science fiction magazine. Editor's note: Infinite Edge has closed. They hope to re-open in a few months. P&E will keep an eye out and gladly announce it if they return.
Infinite Realities: Dead
Infinity Online: Dead
INFINITY PLUS: Showcases the work of a range of top SF & fantasy authors, including Stephen Baxter, Eric Brown, David Langford, James Patrick Kelly and Paul McAuley. The site includes reprinted fiction (much of which is accompanied by specially written features by the authors), extracts from forthcoming novels and much more. (contributed by Keith Brooke)
Inflatable Magazine: connecting writers and artists in Los Angeles, New York and anywhere in-between.
InfoWorld: IDG computer publication.
InfoWorld Electic: is the online version of InfoWorld, and in addition to the contents of the print version, Electric contains daily news updates, interactive forums, and online-only columns and features. InfoWorld does use materials written by freelance writers, although most of the editorial output is in-house. Prospective writers should be familiar with the subject matter and the publication itself and contact the appropriate section editor if interested in contributing.InfoWorld Electric Overview:
- Top News Stories: Breaking technology news - updated throughout the day.
- Opinions: Columns and tips from industry observers and experts.
- Forums: Weekly moderated forums on IT topics for registered users.
- Test Center: Product Reviews and Analysis
- Features: Technology trends, careers features, news analysis.
- I-Commerce: News and commentary on Electronic Commerce.
- Interviews: Q&A with industry movers and shakers.
INK BLOT PUBLISHING: Site to provide amateur writers with a place to display their work. 6/25/07: no longer publishing. Goes to writing site.
Ink Blotter, The: "humorous and
inspirational poems, short stories, and personal essays for writers." 6/25/07: no longer publishing. Goes to writing site.
Ink Pot: Closed. "an edgy literary journal dedicated to publishing short stories, flash fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, graphic arts, and writer interviews."
Inklings: defunct: Inkspot's newsletter for Writers on the Net. A free, highly influential, email newsletter with over 40,000 subscribers.
Inscriptions: a weekly e-zine for professional writers.
Inscriptions: "New Publication Dedicated Entirely to Poetry."
Insouciance: arts, ideas, law, policy, and commentary.
Inspired Pen, The: A magazine featuring short works, poetry, and vignettes.
Interbang: Quality writing. Link broken.
InterFiction Online Magazine: short fiction and poetry.
(formerly Interjello) Heartbalm Jelly: "an award-winning, interactive journal featuring a fun online questionnaire which will enable you to share your views, stories or whatEVER on ludicrous topics such as bunnies, jelly, orange juice, consumerism. Odd prizes are given away, and past editions are available for perusal in the Archives."
International Data Group: Computerworld, InfoWorld, JavaWorld, Macworld, Network World, and PC World among others.
International Quarterly: Defunct. Art and writing from around the world in English originals and in translation.
INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE: Nature magazine.
International Yacht Vacations: Strongly not recommended. A leisure publication.
Internet Cartoons Forum: A growing community center for amateur and professional cartoonists, comic book artists, writers, collectors, comics and cartoon fans.
InterText: The Online Fiction Magazine: a short fiction magazine.
Interzone: A British science fiction magazine.
Into the Dark: Appears to be a horror magazine from Dark Times Publishing. Link reported invalid.
Introspection Online!: Defunct. An online club for writers based on the Internet! Sign up for the newsletter. It's created for writers by writers, showcasing the talent of writers from all over the world. We take the best of short stories and poetry and show it to the world! Check us out.
Introvert Magazine: Literary magazine for personal expression. Link broken.
io Digital Magazine: Contemporary literature, interviews with authors, fiction, poetry, essays, and book reviews. Link broken.
Iowa Review, The: Literary publication.
Iowa State University's Tasty Insect Recipes: um, not much explanation needed here except that this might be useful as a resource.
iQuote: defunct: Publishes articles and a variety of old and new quotes.
IR Magazine: Features short stories, poetry, and S. Fla. band interviews. Link broken.
IReadRomance: electronic fiction publication.
Isotope: A Journal of Literary Nature and Science Writing: A publication at Utah State University that specializes in science and nature, subjects and concerns that move beyond traditional nature writing--including urban ecosystems, astronomy, physics, chaos theory, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, restoration ecology, earth sciences, cartography, sexuality, medicine and the body. They accept manuscripts from July 1 to October 15.
ISP Weekly: Not recommended. "The newsweekly for Internet Service Providers."
