Future Orbits Free Premiere Issue (New SF eBook Magazine) Now Available!

The Free Premiere Issue of Future Orbits, a new bimonthly science fiction magazine published exclusively in todayâs major electronic book formats and distributed via email, is now available! This issue features ãBlues for Amy,ä by Nebula-finalist K.D. Wentworth, and more short stories by Thomas Marcinko, Fiona Curnow, Keith Brooke, Paul E. Martens, and Karl El-Koura, as well as a commentary by Geoffrey A. Landis.

Future Orbits can be read on desktop computers, laptop computers, and popular handheld computers, such as Palm Pilots, Pocket PCs, Franklin eBookmans, and Rocket eBooks.

You may order the free issue on the Future Orbits website at www.futureorbits.com or by sending an email to freeissue@futureorbits.com. If you send an email, be sure to include your shipping email address and whether you would like to receive the Adobe Acrobat PDF, Microsoft Reader, Mobipocket, or Rocket eBook version of Future Orbits.

For a limited time, if you order a six-issue subscription to Future Orbits for US$7.95, you will receive two additional issues free. Orders may be placed at www.futureorbits.com.

Visit www.futureorbits.com for more information.

Thank you!
Tom Vander Neut
Editor/Publisher
Future Orbits

Tom Vander Neut <editor@futureorbits.com> <http://www.futureorbits.com>
- Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 15:39:42 (BST)

CIMMPLICITY is a new uk small press magazine for lovers of Dark fantasy, SF, horror etc. Our remit is that all stories, no matter how weird, strange, unusual or great, must have a tradition story format. That's a beginning, middle and end, plot twists, good characters, Whoa! Maybe even a moral. Issue one is due in January next year, not so far away, so submissions are wanted NOW! For full details, e-mail CimmPlicity@Yahoo.co.uk or send an SAE to Conan McPhee, Cimmplicity magazine, Crofton House, High Street, East Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9NX, UK. Trust me (and you can, you know) - it's going to be good!

Conan McPhee <Cimmplicity@yahoo.co.uk>
- Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 10:39:40 (BST)