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Interzone is a British magazine devoted primarily to science fiction and fantasy short stories, founded in 1982. It has published fiction, interviews, reviews, essays, and artwork, providing a recurring venue for both established genre writers and emerging authors. The magazine received the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine and has remained an important part of British speculative-fiction publishing, particularly for readers interested in contemporary short fiction rather than novel-length work.
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Who founded the British science fiction magazine Interzone?
Interzone was founded in 1982 by a collective of British science fiction authors and editors, most notably David Pringle. Pringle served as the magazine's editor for over two decades, establishing its influential presence in the genre.
Has Interzone magazine won any major awards?
Yes, Interzone has won the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine on multiple occasions, including notable wins in 1995 and 2007. It has also been a frequent nominee for the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) Award.
What kind of content is published in Interzone?
The magazine primarily publishes science fiction and fantasy short stories, though it also features in-depth book reviews, film reviews, and author interviews. It has been instrumental in launching the careers of many emerging UK and international genre writers.
Who publishes Interzone today?
Since 2004, the magazine has been published by TTA Press, which took over operations from David Pringle. It continues to release regular print and digital issues, maintaining its reputation for high-quality, cutting-edge speculative fiction.
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