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I've been reading more speculative fiction online lately, particularly at Strange Horizons and Fantasy Magazine. Both have some really stunning work.
Recently I read Alaya Dawn Johnson's amazing Aztec-based fantasy story A Song to Greet the Sun (warning: potentially very triggery stuff, abuse and murder) and Alice Sola Kim's SF-ish Beautiful White Bodies, which made it on the Tiptree honor list for 2009. I also loved Willow Fagan's my mother, the ghost (dunno what genre I'd call this).
Do you have favorite non-subscription online fiction magazines or stories? A favorite SFF author who has links to some of their work online? Please share!
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Recently I read Alaya Dawn Johnson's amazing Aztec-based fantasy story A Song to Greet the Sun (warning: potentially very triggery stuff, abuse and murder) and Alice Sola Kim's SF-ish Beautiful White Bodies, which made it on the Tiptree honor list for 2009. I also loved Willow Fagan's my mother, the ghost (dunno what genre I'd call this).
Do you have favorite non-subscription online fiction magazines or stories? A favorite SFF author who has links to some of their work online? Please share!
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The Baen Free Library has some really good stuff, usually the firsts of series by some of their best authors.
http://www.baen.com/library/defaultTitles.htm
Clarkesworld Magazine is a monthly sci-fi and fantasy magazine that has also been offering audiobook downloads.
http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/
Hugo-nominated author Peter Watts has made his entire backlist available on his website in multiple formats. This includes "The Island," which is up for the 2010 Hugo in the 'novelette' category. It's posted in its entirety on the page at the link below.
http://www.rifters.com/real/shorts.htm
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