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dadioflex · 06-15-2012, 05:20 AM

I'm biased cos I read the slush there but Ray Gun Revival tries to recapture the spirit of the golden age SF over at:

http://www.raygunrevival.com/

They publish one new story a week and there are a couple of on-going books being serialized.

This was a recent-ish anomaly. Normally it's a fairly PG-13 site but this is noir SF with an edge you normally see in the crime pulps:

http://www.raygunrevival.com/the-kin...n-andy-henion/

Mike Resnick is published there quite regularly:

http://www.raygunrevival.com/tag/mike-resnick/

While not exactly the polar opposite of Clarke's World (which I greatly admire) we generally publish a "type" of story which tends more to action than some of the more intellectual stories you'd find in CW.

SF is a 100 genres within a genre (with a fractional readership as is) so you'd need to let us know what you like before we can direct you.

06-15-2012, 05:20 AM	#7
dadioflex Dyslexic Count Posts: 526 Karma: 5041991 Join Date: Aug 2008 Device: Palm TX, Advent Vega, iPad, iPod Touch, Kindle	I'm biased cos I read the slush there but Ray Gun Revival tries to recapture the spirit of the golden age SF over at: http://www.raygunrevival.com/ They publish one new story a week and there are a couple of on-going books being serialized. This was a recent-ish anomaly. Normally it's a fairly PG-13 site but this is noir SF with an edge you normally see in the crime pulps: http://www.raygunrevival.com/the-kin...n-andy-henion/ Mike Resnick is published there quite regularly: http://www.raygunrevival.com/tag/mike-resnick/ While not exactly the polar opposite of Clarke's World (which I greatly admire) we generally publish a "type" of story which tends more to action than some of the more intellectual stories you'd find in CW. SF is a 100 genres within a genre (with a fractional readership as is) so you'd need to let us know what you like before we can direct you.