Fiction magazine. Some magazines

Something from the site: The magazine is ready to cooperate with all science fiction writers who share its literary principles. Preference is given to works with a pronounced SF idea, consistency of the fictional world, and plot. Literary level, living characters, an original idea, an unexpected plot twist, an unpredictable ending - these are the components of success. Any genre: from science fiction detective to alternative history. Twice a year "If" also publishes issues dedicated to fantasy. Novels are not considered. The magazine publishes novellas (up to 6 author's pages) and short stories. The editors consider only unpublished works. Posting text on the Internet is considered publication. After a story is published in a magazine, the author has the right to dispose of it at his own discretion, unless additional terms of cooperation with the magazine have been agreed upon. Manuscripts are not reviewed or returned; the editors come into contact with the author only when working with his text. Beginning authors can try their hand at the ALTERNATIVE REALITY competition. Twice a year, the jury sums up the results of the competition, and the best story is published on the pages of the magazine (usually in the second and eighth issues). Full information about the competition "Alternative Reality" - http://www.rusf.ru/esli/rubr/contests/contests.htm

2. Star Road

Something from the site: Any form is welcome, up to 80,000 characters: stories, novellas, novels, as well as any genres, as long as they relate to fantasy (romance, historical novels and detective stories, if they are not fantastic, will be accepted for consideration will not).

3. Banner

Thick literary magazine, classic prose. Texts are not accepted by email, their mailbox is for communication only.

Editorial address: 103001, Moscow, Bolshaya Sadovaya street, 2/46.
Phone: 299-5238, 299-5283
E-mail: [email protected]

4. Gambling addiction

A modern glossy magazine with huge circulations.

Publishes: Gaming fanfiction and humorous computer texts. A fantastic element is allowed and even encouraged.

5. Winged Messenger

Fenzine. Stories, fairy tales, novellas, essays, short stories and other literary prose works are published, which can be published in no more than three issues.

It publishes everyone, but does not pay royalties, and does not send copyright copies of the magazine for free.

6. PC Magic

Computer magazine. We accept fantastic stories whose plot is in one way or another connected with computers and modern information technologies. No more than 6000 characters.

7. Monitor+

Barnaul computer magazine.

Prints: Short (up to 7000 characters) stories about computer topics. Preferably humorous. A fantastic element is allowed. Sends the author's copy of the magazine and a fee.

8. Game world navigator

Gaming computer magazine.

Prints: Gaming fanfiction and humorous computer texts. A fantastic element is allowed and even encouraged.

9. Noon, XXI century

This is an all-Russian “thick” literary magazine, dedicated mainly to domestic science fiction. The editorial staff of the magazine works under the leadership of the recognized classic of this genre, Boris Natanovich Strugatsky. The magazine publishes prose works of up to 8-10 volumes. sheets, critical and journalistic articles by authors writing in Russian.

10. Threshold

Fenzine. The magazine covers the following topics: history, mythology, religion, philosophy, psychology, healing, ufology, new hypotheses, mysteries, nature, civilization, personality, esotericism.

Half of each issue of the magazine is devoted to the publication of previously unpublished fantastic and mystical literary works, literary articles, and fandom news.

11. Change

All-Russian literary and artistic, color illustrated magazine. First of all, they are interested in thin. texts with a social orientation. Stories sent to the magazine should not exceed 1 a.l. The title must include the name and contact details of the author.

It is advisable not to use the rar archiver.

12. Chemistry and life, XXI century

Popular science magazine, successor to the famous "Chemistry and Life" of the 80-90s. The editors give preference to texts of up to 20,000 characters with spaces. Works with more than one author's sheet are not considered.

Among the texts, "Chemistry and Life" publishes science fiction and ordinary, realistic (non-genre) prose.

Unfortunately, the magazine is not able to pay high fees to its authors

13. Black square

Russian-language literary publication published in the UK. He considers himself the first such project.

"Black Square" publishes prose, poetry, children's literature, fiction, screenplays and plays."

The volume of submitted works should not exceed: 10 thousand words for prose (stories - no more than 2 thousand words each) and 3 thousand words for poetry. If you are sending a novel or story, please include a brief description of the plot (300-500 words). The maximum length for plays and scripts is 4 thousand words. The volume of submitted works should not exceed: 10 thousand words for prose (stories - no more than 2 thousand words each) and 3 thousand words for poetry. If you are sending a novel or story, please include a brief description of the plot (300-500 words). The maximum length for plays and scripts is 4 thousand words.

14. Youth

Literary, cultural and educational magazine. The texts are only serious. Science fiction, mysticism, fantasy, etc. are not welcome.

Magazine "Neva": St. Petersburg.

The Neva magazine has been published since 1955. Its pages published works by such famous domestic authors as M. Zoshchenko and M. Sholokhov, V. Kaverin and L. Chukovskaya, L. Gumilyov and D. Likhachev, A. Solzhenitsyn and D. Granin, F. Abramov and V. Konetsky , the Strugatsky brothers and V. Dudintsev... A number of works published in Neva were awarded State Prizes (V. Dudintsev, V. Bykov). It was “Neva” that introduced readers to “The Great Terror” by Robert Conquest and Arthur Koestler’s novel “Blinding Darkness.” Here V. Dudintsev’s novel “White Clothes” was first published. And today the magazine remains true to the traditions of St. Petersburg literary periodicals. On the pages of Neva, the reader will always find modern prose and poetic selections from both famous literary masters and those who have yet to gain popularity. “Prose and Poetry”, “Modern History”, “Publicism”, “Criticism, Essays”, “Petersburg Book Writer” - under these headings both works of art and strictly documentary evidence are published, dedicated to bright and dramatic destinies and significant historical events, as well as unique archival finds.

friendship of Peoples

Editorial board of the magazine "Friendship of Peoples": M.

The only literary, artistic and socio-political monthly magazine in Russia, covering and supporting a single cultural space created over many decades by the efforts of artists and cultural figures from all countries that were part of the former Soviet Union. The magazine publishes: new works of writers and poets from Russia, near and far abroad countries; topical essays that analyze the most pressing problems of our time - national, social, religious, cultural and moral; literature reviews and critical articles.

Edges

JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, ARTS, SCIENCE AND SOCIAL THOUGHT. Among the authors of “Fringes” over the years were such writers and poets as A. Akhmatova, L. Borodin, I. Bunin, Z. Gippius, Yu. Dombrovsky, B. Zaitsev, N. Lossky, A. Kuprin, V. Soloukhin , M. Tsvetaeva, O. P. Ilyinsky.

Let's read together. Navigator in the world of books

Let's read together: M.

"LET'S READ TOGETHER. Navigator in the world of books" is a monthly magazine for the mass reader, helping to navigate the sea of modern literature. Each issue contains about 100 reviews of new books of the month on various topics; stories about the best children's and teenage books; articles about the life and work of writers; news of the book world; interviews with famous writers; riddles of words and quotes; literary quiz.

Eclectic

Eclectic magazine is the first project of the ART-ALLIANCE publishing house. ECLECTICism is a reflection of the fragmentation of our life, the diversity and mixture of styles, ideas, and views in the modern world. Eclecticism is in our sense of beauty and the constant desire to find its opposite, in the search for the meaning of life and the ability to live one day at a time, the thirst for new experiences and attachment to old places. Eclecticism is that we walk through contradictions in order to become the authors of our lives, get away from stereotypes and create something of our own. The eclectic mosaic of each day adds up to a large whole - a way of life, which includes a way of thinking, a way of acting.

Russian thought

Scientific, literary, artistic, social and political magazine. Published since 1991. The central printed organ of the International non-governmental public organization "World Russian Council", the International monarchical organization of the EIV of Paul the Second "Russian Imperial House", the International scientific public organization "Russian Physical Society".

Eastern collection

Our magazine is the only popular science illustrated periodical that tells about the culture, history and religion of the peoples of the East. The motto “A magazine for everyone who is interested in the East” defines our creative principle: scientific reliability and novelty of the material combined with a popular form of presentation. The founder and publisher of the “Eastern Collection” is the Russian State Library. The light of book wisdom emanating from its vast collections is captured on the magazine pages. Scientific assistance to the publication is provided by the editorial board. Our magazine contains historical stories and cultural essays, written monuments and travel essays, reviews of Internet resources and color illustrations, collages of Pashkov’s house framed by an oriental landscape and poems by Russian poets on oriental themes. The world of the East for us, residents of Russia, is also our world. Two-thirds of the country is in Asia, many of the peoples of the East are native Russians. Traditional religions in Russia are Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism. We can say that knowledge of the East for us at the same time is self-knowledge, acquisition of the cultural heritage and history of our own country. We make the East accessible to everyone who is interested in it.

Aristeas: Classical Philology and Ancient History

Russian Foundation for the Promotion of Education and Science: M.

As the editor-in-chief of the magazine A.V. writes in the preface to the first issue. Podosinov, “Aristey” maintains and will try to maintain a “high academic level.” The magazine includes articles on philology, history, linguistics, art history, and paleography. In addition, much attention is paid to the history of the Northern Black Sea region, since this area of ancient history most closely connects classical history and Russian history. The journal provides an opportunity for young researchers not only to use the journal as a source of information about the latest trends in Russian classical studies, but also to present their articles to readers. A detailed chronicle of events in the world of classical studies reflects the course of scientific life, includes researchers, especially young ones, in the community of classical studies, and contributes to their successful socialization.

Siberian lights

"SIBERIAN LIGHTS" is one of the oldest Russian literary regional magazines. It has been published in Novosibirsk since 1922. During this time, several generations of talented writers, known not only in Siberia, such as: Vyach. Shishkov and Vs. Ivanov, A. Koptelov and L. Seifullina, E. Permitin and P. Proskurin, A. Ivanov and A. Cherkasov, V. Shukshin, V. Astafiev and V. Rasputin and many others. Among the poets, the most famous are S. Markov and P. Vasiliev, I. Eroshin and L. Martynov, E. Stewart and V. Fedorov, S. Kunyaev and A. Plitchenko. Currently, the literary, artistic and socio-political magazine "Siberian Lights", awarded with certificates of honor from the administration of the Novosibirsk region (V.A. Tolokonsky), regional council (V.V. Leonov), MA "Siberian Agreement" (V. Ivankov) , edited by V.I. Zelensky, worthily continues the traditions of his predecessors. The editors of the magazine are a team of well-known writers and poets in Siberia, members of the Writers' Union of Russia.

"Book Review" and professional application PRO

The newspaper "Book Review" is a twenty-four-page periodical devoted to books, the book business and publishing. The newspaper publishes reviews of new books, reports on current events in literary life, critical reviews, sales ratings, and interviews with writers. Published since 1966, previously once a week, since 2010 once every two weeks. Editor-in-chief – Alexander Nabokov. The newspaper is considered the most authoritative publication in the field of book publishing. Founder of the professional award “Man of the Book” and the anti-award “Paragraph”. The professional application PRO is dedicated to the problems of book distribution and book trading; it also publishes thematic sales ratings, a list of reference copies, and analytical reviews of the book market for specialists.

Questions of philological sciences

Sputnik+: M.

The journal publishes scientific articles by Russian and foreign scientists, applicants, graduate students, and researchers in the following specialties of the Higher Attestation Commission: Russian literature; literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation (indicating specific literature or group of literatures); literature of the peoples of foreign countries (indicating specific literature); theory of literature. Textology; folkloristics; journalism; Russian language; languages of the peoples of the Russian Federation (indicating a specific language or language family); Slavic languages; Germanic languages; Romance languages; classical philology, Byzantine and modern Greek philology; theory of language; comparative historical, typological and comparative linguistics; applied and mathematical linguistics; languages of the peoples of foreign countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, the aborigines of America and Australia (indicating a specific language or language family). The magazine has not been published since the 2nd half of 2014

Book Review

Bulletin of Irkutsk State Linguistic University

The ISLU Bulletin has been published since 2008. The journal publishes articles by leading scientists from Siberia, the Far East and Russia in general on topical issues of linguistic research. The magazine presents an innovative view on the problems of the relationship between language, culture and communication, linguistics of discourse, linguistic reality of cognition. 19

New literature on social and human sciences. Literary criticism: Bibliography. decree.

It is a continuation of the bibliographic indexes “New Soviet literature on literary criticism” and “New foreign literature on literary criticism”. Published monthly. Contains information about domestic and foreign literature on the theory and history of literary criticism, literature of all countries and peoples, folklore, received by the INION RAS library. The publication is intended for use in scientific, educational, bibliographic and reference activities. The index includes information about books and articles from magazines and collections. Each issue is equipped with auxiliary author and subject indexes.

Moscow

The magazine "Moscow" is one of the oldest "thick" literary and artistic magazines. Published since 1957. In 1966–1967 he published M. Bulgakov’s novel “The Master and Margarita”. In 1989–1990 - “History of the Russian State” by N.M. Karamzin. The magazine's policy is based on the magazine's fundamental non-involvement with any political forces and its Orthodox-state orientation. Today, against the backdrop of fruitless political improvisations, it is precisely this programmatic position that looks more serious and more thorough than the policies of many publications that hastened to “join” or “close ranks” with the political trends that arose in this darkest of times in Russian history. Our reader is a citizen of Russia of any nationality and religion, who has realized or has always known the rightness and morality of the existence of the Russian state with the name “Russia”.

Change

Detective stories, science fiction, action-packed novels, prose of modern authors, essays about great artists and the fate of the masterpieces they created, materials about bright, fateful events in Russian and world history, publications of the best but forgotten works of Russian prose, incredible and amazing facts and phenomena of the world around us .

The magazine "Russian Literature" is the first and only periodical publication in the country dedicated to the history of Russian literature at all stages of its development.

Its first issue was published in the spring of 1958. The journal was headed by V. G. Bazanov, a man of versatile knowledge and extensive interests, who was always at the center of scientific life and knew how to attract talented authors to cooperation. The editorial board included B. I. Bursov, A. S. Bushmin, V. E. Gusev, V. A. Desnitsky, V. A. Kovalev, D. S. Likhachev, F. Ya. Priyma, V. A. Rozhdestvensky, V.V. Timofeeva. The editorial board was formed at the same time. Yu. A. Andreev was appointed its executive secretary. In mid-1962 he was replaced by A. A. Gorelov. And from the spring of 1963, M.D. Kondratiev held this post for more than 40 years.

From the early days of its life, “Russian Literature,” taking into account the practice of previous academic and historical journalism, relied on the program of activities and scientific traditions of the Pushkin House, of which it was the printed organ. The breadth of coverage of the Russian literary past and the present, the variety of areas of research, the relevance and scale of the problems of the works published in it, the composition of the team of authors representing philological institutions and higher educational institutions of the country, the geography of distribution allowed the magazine to immediately acquire the character and significance of an all-Union one.

The publication also gains international recognition very quickly: foreign subscriptions to it are growing from year to year. Already by the beginning of the seventies, the magazine entered the university and private libraries of Russian scholars in 34 countries around the world.

The structure of the journal was basically formed by 1963. To the originally planned sections - “Articles”, “Materials and Communications”, “Chronicle of Scientific Life” - new ones were added: “Notes, clarifications”, “Reviews and reviews”; column “Controversy”, selection of publications “From the Scientific Heritage”. Interest in the problems of textual criticism and attribution led to the appearance of corresponding periodical collections.

Although the coverage of the main problems of the history of Russian literature is associated in the magazine, first of all, with its first section - “Articles”, the study of the literary process in all its complexity and completeness is greatly facilitated by the materials of all subsequent sections. Thus, in particular, the primary role of the journal is generally recognized in expanding the source study basis of our literary science (section “Materials and Communications”, later entitled “Publications and Communications”), in introducing the reader to a wide range of problems of domestic and foreign Russian studies (section “Reviews and Reviews”) "). Since the founding of the magazine, hundreds of books have been reviewed, representing different aspects of literary science, its different directions. The “Chronicle” section provides information about current scientific life - meetings, conferences, symposia, in the organization of which the Pushkin House took part.

From the end of 1968, for twenty years, V.V. Timofeeva was the permanent editor-in-chief of the magazine. Since 1988, N. N. Skatov, one of the country's leading researchers of Russian classical literature, has become this leader. At the same time, the editorial board is being significantly updated.

On the pages of the magazine, the reader continues to become acquainted with works devoted to folk art, literature of Old Russian and the 18th century, classical heritage, and literature of the modern period (XX century). Theoretical and historical-literary research continues to coexist with biographical and textual research, thematic headings related to the anniversaries of classic writers, critical reviews, polemics, attributions, and extensive information about current scientific life based on materials from numerous international conferences.

The history of “Russian literature” is part of the history of Russian literary science of the 20th century. Since its foundation, over six thousand works have been published on the pages of the magazine, which have become a kind of encyclopedia of domestic literary criticism. Together with the enormous work of hundreds of scientists, the immeasurable contribution to the history of the journal and the editorial staff (E. G. Ivanova, A. D. Kopysova, I. A. Lebedeva, Yu. K. Rybnikov), who for decades prepared the issues of the publication for publication .

"Interpoetry" - international poetry magazine, which has been published since 2004. The magazine is published in the USA and is published in electronic version on the “Magazine Hall”. We publish poetry, translations, short prose (“verse prose”), essays, interviews, discussions and reviews of new books.
Our magazine is poetry “above boundaries”, in the coordinates of time and space. Our times are lost in the crowd and loneliness in the global intercultural space, when poetry becomes the only way of communication between initiates. Poetry across borders and cultures. This is also an attempt to build an electronic bridge between the continents of two powerful linguistic and literary cultures: Russian and English. The Russian language, and with it poetry, lives and develops, like modern English, in different territories: in the metropolis, in the far and near abroad. Bringing poets and editors from different countries together under one heavenly roof will help to find a common poetic language.
It doesn’t matter what looks through the window at a thoughtful person: domes, a minaret, hills against the backdrop of the bottomless Mediterranean or the arc of McDonald’s, when the magic of Russian verse floats towards him from the computer screen.