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...[Magazine:Fantasy_%26_Science_Fiction|F&SF]] 2000 - present. I plan to add Interzone #202 - #205 from online sources (Greg Egan's index) and missing RoF issues

* Interzone listings are now up to date thanks to Mike Cross.

|| '''''Interzone'''''<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?25495 (series)]<br />[http:/

|| '''''Interzone'''''<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?25495 (series)]<br />[http:/

* Integrated magazine updates from Mike Cross, including F&SF, Interzone, and NYRSF. Caught up on Asimov's listings.

| [[Series:Interzone|Interzone]] | [[Series:Interzone Science Fiction and Fantasy|Interzone Science Fiction and Fantasy]]

|| '''''Interzone'''''<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?25495 (series)]<br />[http:/ || [http://ttapress.com/interzone/ March-April]

...rought online this week: 7 years of Astounding (1939-1945), and 9 years of Interzone (1982-1990). All of the ON SPEC and Science Fiction Age issues are to arriv

* [http://ttapress.com/interzone/egan_index/ ''Interzone'' index''] by Greg Egan

...nd "bedsheet". My point is that this difference doesn't make an issue of ''Interzone'' sufficiently different from an issue of ''Locus'' such that would require ...hat give "A4" as the binding is exactly 8.27" × 11.69". I have issues of ''Interzone'' that are of varying dimensions and all are listed in the database as "A4"

...The date is preferable, but the usage (be it the one of the magazine like Interzone or the one of the country of publication as in France) or an erratic or und ...'t pose itself if we stick to only recording what's on or in the magazine (Interzone for example has "January-February 2021" printed in full on its cover. Also

We have a magazine, ''Interzone'', whose physical size does not correspond to anything currently listed for ..." doesn't exist in English English and therefore would never be applied to Interzone. [[User:BLongley|BLongley]] 13:21, 22 February 2011 (UTC)

...er states that '''only''' the publication number should be used (I realize Interzone has both). I'm not comfortable with using issue numbers in the title when ...1, Spring 1982" going by what's on the cover. The latest issue would be "Interzone 274, March-April 2018". This assumes that we continue to standardize the

...n on the magazine -- for example, "Fantastic Universe, June-July 1953" or "Interzone, Fall 1979". A hyphen should be used between two months used for a bimonthl ...ayed on the cover (for example [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?578504 Interzone]) but not if it's not on cover (for example [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/p

...Et cetera. I thought about standards recently when Brin1 started changing Interzone formats, but magazines are NOT my speciality at all, so I'm happy to go wit

...[http://www.anthologybuilder.com/view_template.php?template_id=296 Planet Interzone]), but I agree.... the lack any hurdles beyond $14.95 invites anyone to cra ...nt pubs. Even the Hugo nominated semiprozines are not well represented. '''Interzone''' is being done in a somewhat sporadic manner although this may be partial

...t be worth keeping that in mind - after all, its contents will be from the Interzone columns.[[User:Iansales|Iansales]] 19:50, 29 August 2010 (UTC)

...to messy continuations of some columns in British magazines, but a typical Interzone or such just has a couple of pages of "continued from page [x]" for a lot o ...43 version of Astounding, or even the British Science Fiction Monthly. The Interzone example is particularly annoying as I recall that most are a nice standard