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* [[Fanzine:Mainstream|Mainstream]]

...nes. However, because they are also erotica, and indeed fetish erotica, no mainstream magazine is at all likely to publish them. My submissions for several of hi

...hing which often came close to vanity publishing) took off and a number of mainstream SF writers used them when they couldn't find a traditional publisher. The d ...y" or some other considerations, e.g. "Has this author been published by a mainstream publisher?", to the list of eligibility criteria, but there were so many di

...indicate that the database would include speculative fiction published by mainstream and other non-SF publishers. When the Project Scope Policy was first define

...nes. However, because they are also erotica, and indeed fetish erotica, no mainstream magazine is at all likely to publish them. My submissions for several of hi

...were 1/4-professional at best and for the most part outside of the genre's mainstream. Now, however, just one randomly selected [http://subterraneanpress.com/ind ...by an author that is known primarily for his spec-fic, and this is a rare mainstream or genre other than spec-fic story, there is no easy way to "slip" it into