New SF, Fantasy, and Horror magazines seen, July 11 - 16

• There's news about Harry Potter, the SF Museum in Seattle, the Hugo Awards nominees, etc., plus Newsnotes, authors & editors news, and obituaries.
• Features include Jeff Rovin's cinema column, book reviews by Don D'Ammassa (he leads with Robert Charles Wilson's Blind Lake), a Nebula Weekend report from Joseph McCabe, Alan Dean Foster's review of The Matrix Reloaded, an interview with Laura Anne Gilman, and an editorial from News Editor John R. Douglas.
• (Fri 11 Jul 2003)

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• This issue of the literary magazine from Binghamton University in Binghamton NY includes science fiction by Judy Klass and Elizabeth Bear (excerpt from novel Hammered), slipstream fiction by Leslie Birdwell and Aimee Parkison, and 'decadent fiction' by Brendan Connell. There's also fiction by Coral Smart, Owen King, and Ryan Miller, and poetry by Richard Jordan, Karen R. Porter, nila northSun, Guenter Eich, and others.
• See website for ordering info, or write Harpur Palate, Dept. of English, Binghamton University, P. O. Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902-6000.
• (Tue 8 Jul 2003)

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• Features in this issue include Sharon Lee on Bookshare.og's agreement with SFWA, Amy Sterling Casil on book cover art, Tom Easton's proposal for an 'SFWA Code of Professional Ethics', the actual By-laws of SFWA, and other items by Lois Tilton, Milton Kahn, and Bruce Holland Rogers.
• Columns are by Mike Resnick and Barry Malzberg (this time of 'Professionalism'), Robert Metzger ('State of the Art'), Steve Carper ('Writers' Bloc'), and Laura Resnick ('The Filthy Pro').
• Plus, a president's message from Catherine Asaro, an editor's message from Mark Kreighbaum, market reports, and news bulletins.
• (Mon 14 Jul 2003)

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• Fiction is by Kelly McCullough, David J. Schow, Keith Taylor, Robert Sheckley ("The Tales of Zanthias"), and Robert E. Waters. Poetry is by Darrell Schweitzer and (illustrated limericks) George Barr.
• Features include "The Den" with reviews by John Gregory Betancourt of books by Ursula K. Le Guin, Howard Waldrop, and of various anthologies, and the editorial "The Eyrie", concerning H.P. Lovecraft's birthday, and responses to letters.
• (Fri 11 Jul 2003)

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