"I was one of the first 15 people in the US to subscribe to Interzone... because I truly believe without a short fiction market the genre will calcify. The existence of Interzone has brought British sf back from its deathbed. The fact that there is another major national tradition of sf helps us no end here in the US."
Bruce Sterling, interview in Locus: The Newspaper of the Science Fiction Field (May 1996)

"Without Interzone, the already depressed British sf publishing scene would become a wasteland, and there would be no place left for new British writers to develop their craft... Interzone is and has been vital to the evolution of science fiction in the eighties and nineties, and I personally hope that it continues to be so for many years to come."
Gardner Dozois, introduction to his The Year's Best Science Fiction, Thirteenth Annual Collection (New York, St Martin's Press, 1996)

INTERZONE has published short stories by many of the big names of the field, from Brian Aldiss and JG Ballard to Ian Watson and Gene Wolfe, but its particular strength has been in the nurturing of newer writers. Here are just some of the people we have published over the past dozen years:

A complete index, covering just about everything that's ever appeared in INTERZONE, has been compiled by one of the magazine's most popular -- and most frequent -- contributors, Greg Egan.

For more information see the INTERZONE website.

Subscriptions - special offer

All new subscribers who mention infinity plus when they subscribe will receive 13 issues for the price of 12.

INTERZONE is available for:

Single issues of the most recent six numbers of the magazine are available post-free at: £4.00 each (UK only), £4.50 (overseas) or $6.50 (USA dollars only). Cheques or postal orders payable to INTERZONE to the address below. (No credit card payments for single orders, please.) Earlier back issues are available from The Talking Dead.

How to subscribe

To take advantage of our special subscription offer you must subscribe direct to INTERZONE and not via the web-based online shop service detailed below.

To subscribe direct to INTERZONE...
Please make cheques payable to INTERZONE.

**American subscribers: US $ rates for cheques drawn on US bank accounts only (sorry, no Canadian or other dollars, and no "third-party" money -- ie no US $ cheques drawn on Canadian or other banks). Credit card preferred.

Payments (which will be charged in pounds sterling) may also be made by MasterCard, Visa or Eurocard: send your card number, expiry date and signature, with your address. Send your order to: INTERZONE, TTA Press, 5 Martins Lane, Witcham, Ely, Cambs CB6 2LB, UK.

Subscriptions may also be placed through the secure online shop on the TTAPress website: http://www.ttapress.com.

And finally, you can subscribe direct to INTERZONE by e-mail if you are happy to send your details to andy (at) ttapress (dot) demon (dot) co (dot) uk--don't forget to mention infinity plus and claim your extra free issue! First reformat that Eddress from its anti-spam layout to something that will work.

Mail andy (at) ttapress (dot) demon (dot) co (dot) uk to send any further queries to INTERZONE, but please: no story submissions by e-mail to the above eddress!

If you want to submit your work to Interzone, follow these three simple steps:

1. Read the magazine first, to get a feel for the kind of things it publishes.
2. Go to the website and checkout the guidelines for submission. E submission is possible at present but only by following the correct procedures.
3. Take a look at the infinity plus guidelines page and follow the links to the SFWA's guidance on submitting manuscripts in the conventional (read: professional) way -- by post.

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