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Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Eight 1 Reader Ratings 0% 100% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 43,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Aug 2006 Æon Eight features stories by Daniel Marcus, Will McIntosh, Stephanie Burgis, Lawrence M. Schoen, Ron Savage, Liz Holliday, and Martin McGrath, and poetry by Amanda Downum and Marcie Lynn Tentchoff. Also, Kristine Kathryn Rusch takes on The New York Times, and Dr. Rob Furey contributes another fascinating look at science and how it applies to our experience of the universe. More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Five 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 50,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Nov 2005 Æon Five features stories by Howard V. Hendrix, Jay Lake, Mark Bourne, Renee Stern, Dana William Paxson, Craig English, and Justin Stanchfield, and poetry by Scott E. Green and Jaime Lee Moyer. Nonfiction: Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers the fifth column in her insightful "Signals" series; Rob Furey takes on "intelligent design." More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Four 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 50,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Aug 2005 Æon Four features fiction by Laura Anne Gilman, Joseph P. Haines, Kelly Hale, Kij Johnson, Carrie Richerson, Lawrence M. Schoen, and M. Thomas, as well as poetry by Bruce Boston. Nonfiction: Dr. Rob Furey investigates spiders, Michael Lohr interviews Bruce Boston, and Kristine Kathryn Rusch contributes her fourth "Signals" column. More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue One 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 100,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Nov 2004 Æon Speculative Fiction is a quarterly electronic magazine/anthology of science fiction, fantasy, and related nonfiction by new and established authors. Æon One features fiction by Steven R. Boyett, Gordon Gross, Jay Lake, Holly Wade Matter, John Meaney, Lori Ann White, Walter Jon Williams and Gene Wolfe, as well as nonfiction by Pat MacEwen, and a continuing column by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Ten 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 120,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Jun 2007 Æon Ten features stories by Mark Budz, Lavie Tidhar, Carrie Richerson, Howard V. Hendrix, Mark Bourne, Marina Fitch, Kij Johnson, Dana William Paxson, and Lorelei Shannon. Kristine Kathryn Rusch remembers Jack Williamson, and Dr. Rob Furey explores a universe of spin. More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Three 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 100,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: May 2005 Æon Three features stories by Dev Agarwal, Tom Doyle, Jay Lake, Jeremy Minton, Ken Rand, E. Sedia, and Nisi Shawl; nonfiction by Dr. Rob Furey; and the third "Signals" column from Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Take a peek inside at Æon's website. More

Aeon Speculative Fiction, Issue Two 0 Reader Ratings 0% 0% 0% 0% Bridget McKenna, editor Marti McKenna, editor Genre: Magazines Word Count: 100,000 Price: $5.00 Formats: Publisher: Scorpius Digital       Publication Date: Feb 2005 Æon Two features fiction by Howard V. Hendrix, Bruce Holland Rogers, Gary W. Shockley, Pat MacEwen, Dana William Paxson, Lorelei Shannon, and P.R.A. Stillman, as well as nonfiction by Jay Lake, poetry by Marge Simon, and a continuing column by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. More