Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers
Magazine Listings - T
Tale Spinner: dead
Taddle Creek magazine: "a Canadian literary magazine publishing fiction and poetry by writers from across Toronto. Taddle Creek also publishes author interviews, historical essays of local interest, and photography spreads. The Taddle Creek web site was launched in conjunction with the magazine's Christmas 2000 issue and publishes examples of all of the above-mentioned forms of writing not found in the print version. Taddle Creek was founded in 1997 as an annual showcase for writers living in Toronto's Annex neighbourhood before changing to a city-wide mandate in 2000."
Taj Mahal Review, International Literary Journal: Not recommended. Expects writers to purchase their own contributor's copy. "Our main aim is to publish the poets and writers in English all over the world. The critical articles, essays, and poems should exhibit the post-modern trends, without obscurity, artificiality and violation of laws of criticism."
Talebones: "A semi-pro magazine featuring science fiction and dark fantasy from established and up-and-coming writers."
Tales from the Transdimensional Horror Express: "Featuring classic shorts and new work in the style of a classic - Lovecraft, Poe, Quinn, Bloch etc. It is generously illustrated AND dual language. All stories translated into German alongside the English texts." Details on site.
Tales from the Vault: Online forum for submission of stories of all kinds and original artwork.
Tales of the Talisman: Features science fiction, fantasy, horror, and poetry.
Tales' Realm, The: A paying, electronic science fiction and fantasy magazine. Appears to be dead.
Talespinner's Tavern: fiction magazine. Link reported broken.
Tangerine Seahorse: A literary experience. Link broken.
Tapestry: "the magazine of dark horror... Publication is quarterly and we are now open to submissions of poetry, fiction and art." Link broken.
Tarot: A weekly internet-based magazine for intelligent people with a sense of humor.
Tatler: Online edition.
Tavern Wench Journal of Lore: "A quarterly on-line publication featuring fantasy, sci-fi, and horror short fiction, artwork, and non-fiction. Submission guidelines can be found at the site." Link broken.
Teardrop Bottle Society: defunct: Arts and literary magazine designed for the open exchange of Poetry and Philosopy.
Teenzine: A teen magazine online.
Tekno Comix: A comic publisher.
Telephone Nursing Telezine: A magazine for nursing professionals.
TeleTale - a Playground for Writers: Site where authors can try out new voices, styles, and play with the written word. Link broken.
tellyouatale.com: Closed. Features stories spoken by actors.
Temp Staff: Monthly magazine for temporary and contract/leased employees. Contact at:
Messinger Publications
1046 Seneca Street
Fountain Hill, PA 18015-4129
Tenebrous Technologies: Horror and alternative fiction publication. Link reported invalid.
Terra Incognita: A science fiction magazine. Link broken.
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments: Features fiction and non-fiction, essays, poetry and photos.
Texas Family Magazine: Not recommended. A magazine.
TextWerk: German literature, collaborative writing, tree fiction.
Thaneros Online Magazine: Features mainstream and speculative erotica with a dark twist. Due to publish March 08.
"that Poetrypage": Defunct. An online poetry publication.
the-phone-book.com : Poor contract. Not recommended. An electronic publisher specializing in flash fiction for WAP and Web publication.
ThemeStream (formerly OscarTech): : Defunct. Publication featuring poetry, fiction, and non-fiction in all lengths.
Thermal Lance: British science fiction ezine.
31eyes.com: "Fantasy, Horror, SciFi Fiction and Ebooks." Link broken.
Thermopylae Ezine: Appears to be a poetry ezine.
Thesaurus, Roget's Internet: A useful writer's resource.
Think Thank Thunk: Philosophical fiction and articles. Link reported broken.
Third Alternative, The: Appears to be a high quality speculative fiction magazine.
32 Pages: A science fiction magazine. Link broken.
THIS WAY UP: "an online magazine of speculative fiction." Link broken.
Thread, The: Unknown. Link broken.
Three-lobed Burning Eye: Resurrected on-line magazine of horror fiction.
3SF Magazine: Speculative fiction and non-fiction publication. Contact at:
Liz Holliday
Editor, 3SF Magazine
31 Shottsford
Wessex Gardens
London W2 5LG
UK
Thoughts about Things Magazine: Columns, articles, stories, poetry, and ideas.
Thoth: Quarterly literary e-zine featuring poetry and short fiction. Link broken.
Through Darkling Glass: A fantasy magazine.
Tilde: on-line literary magazine. Also hosts monthly competitions.
Time: Recommended. A Time Warner publication.
Time Warner's Pathfinder: Time, Life, Fortune, People, SI for Kids, Money, Entertainment Weekly, Cooking Light, and Southern Living.
TimeWinder: Defunct. A science fiction, fantasy, horror, and thriller magazine.
Tit-Elation: A publication featuring erotica. Not for minors.
Titan Magazine (edited by Marquis Perkins): Not recommended. Fails to pay writers. A magazine.
Titan Webzine: Dead. Science fiction & fantasy magazine.
tomorrow sf: Defunct. Site is purposely static. Electronic magazine featuring speculative fiction.
Tongues - Contemporary World Literature: International multi-lingual magazine. Link broken.
Too Sense Worth: Online novels, commentary, humor and art. Link broken.
Transom: Defunct. Monthly literary magazine of art, poetry, and fiction published on- and offline.
TransVersions: Science fiction, dark fantasy, horror, and poetry magazine. Link broken.
Triangle46: An anthology of speculative fiction, fantasy, horror and sci-fi. Link broken.
TriSpec: "The Mini Mag of Micro Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror." Link broken.
Trout: A South Pacific journal of the arts featuring poetry, fiction, photography, reviews, and listing recent NZ & Pacific books.
Truth Magazine, The: A "monthly online journal dedicated to the alternative best in fiction, poetry, book/cd/music reviews, and opinion. We seek to provide an alternative from that available in a mass media enviroment."
Turbula: "Our purpose is to have some fun while writing about the things that matter in life - music, art, theater, technology and literary pursuits. It strikes us that it's important to actually enjoy life though the health and morality police increasingly frown on such frivolity."
Turtle Magazine For Preschool Kids: Contact at:
Children's Better Health Institute
P.O. Box 567
Indianapolis, In 46206-0567
12 Gauge Review: A literary publication. Link broken.
21stC: The world of research at Columbia: Journal of science, research, and journalism (?).
24:7 Magazine: Literary/Arts magazine showcasing the poetry, prose, and photography of upcoming writers and artists. Link broken.
TwentyNothing: A quarterly electronic magazine written by young and rising writers, all in their twenties.
Twilight Showcase: An online horror fiction magazine. Link broken.
Twilight Times: Recommended. An award winning digital journal of speculative fiction.
Twisted: A horror magazine. Send submissions to:
Twisted
PO Box 1249
Palmetto, GA 30268-1249
Twisted Underground: A free ezine dedicated to bringing commentary and opinion on today's news.
2 AM Magazine: a science fiction and fantasy magazine. Send submissions to:
2 AM Magazine
PO Box 6754
Rockford, IL 61125-1754
2 Busy Stitching: Recommended. Features history of needlework, free cross stitch charts, free chart diagrams.
256 Shades of Grey: A non profit magazine dedicated to publishing new writers' works such as poetry, art and fiction, on and off-line. Appears to be an authors' site now.
Typo: A Mostly Literate Literary Magazine: Defunct. Submit your prose, poetry, essays, or B&W photography to Typo, a new on-line literary magazine devoted to the big questions of humanity. No Fantasy/Sci-Fi, please.
