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E-Genre Weekly: Recommended. "the source for great information on where the best in Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery and Western fiction, poetry and non-fiction is being published on the Web and in electronic format." Link broken.

E-mail Adventure Company: an email mystery story with prize to solver. Unfortunately, we haven't heard anything good about this yet. We are advising caution for now. Contact:

E-scape: A science fiction magazine. Link broken.

Earthwatch: "News articles, first-person accounts of expeditions, features related to field research."

eBook Insider Magazine: "the world's first magazine designed from the gound up for electronic books."

Echoes Magazine: a short fiction magazine. Link reported broken.

Eclectic Press: Unknown. Unable to get into site.

Eclectica: An electronic publication.

Eclipse Magazine: Fantasy, horror, and science fiction magazine. You might have to try this Eclipse Magazine instead. Link broken.

Edge, The: a United Kingdom magazine of science fiction, modern horror, slipstream, and non-genre imaginative fiction. Accepts work that other publishers consider too daring. Send submissions to:

Edge Detector: Dead.

Edifice of Writing and Literature: Stories, poems, snippets, and essays. Link broken.

Editorial Humor: An editorial magazine. Uses cartoons and art.

Dear Author:

Thank you very much for the story. I simply loved it when I read it, and
now I'm honored to get it publish.. I hope this will reinforce our
Sànish readers to write their own stories and tales, and send them.

Thank very much as well for your kind and supporting words. What
happened last Thursdat in Madrid was, not only sad... It was like a
nightmare come true. The feeling of impotence and pain was overwhelming.
It has provoqued a change in the goverment, but I am not sure this is
going to solve all our problems. The damage is done, and now we must
face the consecuences.
In this state of things, it is very hard to focus in a moutaineerig
magazine (it seems so shallow!). But life goes on, and people has also
the right to read about dreams and beautiful places and activities.

And so, let's go ow with your story. I'd like to write, in a couple of
sentences, who are you (Where do you live and your relationship with the
mountaineering world). Let me know as well where shall I send you an
issue, once printed. I must beg for yor patience, as your story will
appear in May, so it'll take it some time.

The same can be said as far as payment is concerned. The transference
shall be fulfilled on the First of June. Any way, to gain some time,
here you are our company's data, and how to write the invoice:

The invoice shall be signed and mailed to the attention of:

Marcelo Otero
Campo Base
C/ Monte Esquinza, 28, 3ºizda.
28010-Madrid
SPAIN

The invoice shall include:
Number of invoice (01, for you) and date (May 2004)
Your complete data (Name, adress, ID or passport number, phone nº.)
Campo base data (Beware, the adress where the company is registered is
not the same of that of our headquarters!)

Ediciones Campo Base S.L.
>c/ Abtao, 28, 4º 19
>28007-Madrid
>CIF: B-83896183

Concept: Colaboration for the Third number of 'Campo Base' magazine.
(Colaboración para el tercer número de la revista Campo Base)

Ammount: 125EUR

Then I'll need your COMPLETE bank account data. (Including the name of
the bank, adrees of the bank office, All the digits of the bank account,
IBAN code and SWIFT code).

Let me know if you have any doubt about it of in case you need any
futher information. Thanks again, and best regards,

Angela.

8 ... an Anthology of Possibility: A collection of fine prose and poetry, essay and idea. Link broken.

80 Micro: Dead.

Electric Acorn (formerly Acorn 5): writing from the Dublin Writers' Workshop.

Electric Pen - Ezines, The: an excellent resource.

Electric Sheep: a fiction publication.

Electric Spec: "We will consider any story between 250 and 7000 words with a speculative fiction element to it. We prefer science fiction, fantasy, and the macabre, but we're willing to push the limits of traditional forms of these genres. We will not consider poetry, stories with over-the-top sex or violence, serials, novels, fan fiction, or non-fiction. We will not accept more than one story by the same author at a time. We accept simultaneous submissions so long as you let us know up front and tell us as soon as its accepted elsewhere. We do not publish reprints, including anything that has appeared on a website."
"We pay $20 for each story we publish. We buy first-printing world exclusive rights for four months."

Electric Wine: A publication featuring science fiction, fantasy, and horror.

ElectroAsylum: Creative writing, poetry, interviews, and more.

Electronic Writers Group Presents: online magazine featuring general fiction, science fiction and fantasy, romance, mystery, humor, poetry and non-fiction. New site location

ELF: Eclectic Literary Forum: A science fiction and fantasy magazine. Send submissions to:

Elf Quest: A comic publisher.

Elle Magazine: Articles from current and previous issues, fashion, a model gallery, and online exclusives.

Ellery Queen: Recommended. Well-known mystery magazine.

Ellipsis... Literary Serials and Narrative Culture: "Monthly Literary Magazine in the US and Canada. Focuses on serial fiction as well as non-serial fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, artwork, comics, and author and musician interviews. Always accepting submissions." Link broken.

Elmer Swims: Poetry and fiction.

Eloquent Stories, The Home Of Vibrant Fiction: "a quarterly on-line fiction magazine publishing a broad range of material encompassing a variety of literary and genre stories."

ELP Library: "An online "library" of books that never existed. Publishes one new excerpt (up to 300 words) each week. Extended guidelines available online at http://www.eggplant-productions.com/library/guidelines.html. Payment is $10 upon acceptance for First World Electronic English-language Rights. Send submissions to submissions@eggplant-productions.com."

Elves in Cyberspace: An electronic magazine which features primarily the work of amateur authors in the fields of science-fiction, fantasy, and general weird stuff. We are non profit, so we don't pay for submissions, and in addition to literature, we also take art submissions. Our current project is a short story Anthology. Visit us! (contributed by Dan Moren) Link broken.

Elysian Fiction: "a quarterly web publication offering short fantasy fiction to readers at no charge. Each issue will contain approximately 50,000 words of original fiction, plus occasional offerings of editorials, reviews, and other non-fiction articles."

Enchantae Adult Comics: An adult comic site. Positively not for minors or those who find graphic sexual representations offensive.

Endicott Studio Journal of Mythic Arts: Articles, news, book reviews, interviews, and more.

Entertainment Weekly: Time Warner publication.

Enterzone: Features criticism, fiction, poetry, philosophy, hypertexts, computer graphics, interactive artforms, scanned photography, and drawings.

EOTU: A "Zine of Fiction, Art & Culture".

Epicenter: poetry and artwork literary periodical.

Epitaph: dead: A horror magazine.

Epubs: A community exclusively for book lovers & Authors. Writing opportunities. Free E-zine. Author Pages ... dedicated to bringing quality material to readers while fulfilling the marketing needs of published and aspiring authors... From the VirtualPROMOTE Gazette.

Erewhon, A Journal of Speculative Fiction: dead: a speculative fiction publication.

Erratic Untitled Magazine: defunct: literature, poetry, and non-fiction.

Escape Pod: A podcast science fiction magazine. Appears to use MP3 download files.

eScene: the Internet's first yearly anthology of the best short fiction published online.

Essay Depot: features essays in categories such as Technology, Science, History, Economics and English.

Essential Sci-Fi Fantasy and Horror: seems obvious. Print magazine. Contact at: sciencefiction01@hotmail.com

Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Web Site, The: Recommended. "A site dedicated to Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror books."

Eternity, The Online Journal of the Speculative Imagination: Dead. Recommended. a science fiction, fantasy, and horror ezine. Contributed by Steve Algieri.

Eulogy: dead

Event Horizon: speculative fiction from the folks who ran Omni. Contributed by Glenn Hauman, BiblioBytes. Link reported broken.

Exodus Magazine: dead: a horror, science fiction, poetry, and artwork ezine.

Exposures: literary nonfiction. Link reported broken.

Expressions: Recommended. "A Worldwide Newsletter for Writers, Artists and Everyone in the Creative Arts" featuring current paying markets for writers and artists. Editor's note: impressive.

Extremes: Fantasy and Horror from the Ends of the Earth: horror and fantasy publication. Link reported invalid.

eye: A print poetry journal. Correction: Only the first issue was online.

EZine: devoted to advancing the work of new writers and artists.