[Hungry Jo]

Does anyone know if "Interzone" is still running because I was thinking of subscribing and or submitting something to them but their website doesn't seem to have been updated for (literally) two years.

If it isn't still going does anyone know of any other British Science Ficition magazines that are still printing stories?

[Lucky Joe]

Somebody bought me a six month subscription christmas before last, and the last copy I've got was for may 2002.

I hope they're still going I just submitted something to them. Doh!

[Rumfuddle]

Well, the latest issue for Feb 2003 is listed over at Locus online here (http://locusmag.com/2003/Monitor/Magazines03.html) - they should definitely do something about that website, yeah.

[Hobbit]

Does anyone know of any other British Science Ficition magazines that are still printing stories?

The British Science Fiction Association do in a magazine called Orbiter, though this is something that only goes to members as far as I know. Look at bsfa website (http://www.bsfa.co.uk/) for more details (in the orbiter section). If you look at the links section there's a few you might want to try.

Other than that, things are pretty dire here for magazines. The demise of publishers Big Engine has led to the shelving of our latest hope (3SF) 3SF website (http://www.bigengine.co.uk/3sf.htm) , and Spectrum SF (which I really liked as a magazine) Spectrum SF Website (http://www.spectrumsf.co.uk/) has reduced it's output to a couple of issues later in the year.

Hobbit

[Rumfuddle]

And a hop across the water in Ireland there's the irregularily published
Albedo (http://homepage.eircom.net/~goudriaan/) which is apparently now a "paying market" - don't be put off by the very ugly website. They've received good reviews from Tangent online here (http://www.tangentonline.com/reviews/magazine.php3?magazine=Albedo%20One), the best known author to publish with them is Brian Stableford.