I’ve been looking at markets for short science fiction, trying to see which are “prominent” or “highly visible.” I used four different filters, which came up with different results.
Markets with stories that received Hugo nominations for 2007:
Market | Nominations |
Asimovs | 10 |
Jim Baen’s Universe | 1 |
F&SF | 1 |
Strange Horizons | 1 |
Interzone | 1 |
PS Publishing | 1 |
Markets with stories that received Nebula nominations for 2007:
F&SF | 7 |
Asimovs | 5 |
Helix | 3 |
Realms of Fantasy | 1 |
Cosmos | 1 |
Writers of the Future | 1 |
Analog | 1 |
Markets with stories appearing in the Year’s Best SF for 2006:
Market |
Stories |
Asimovs | 7 |
Jim Baen’s Universe | 3 |
F&SF | 2 |
Strange Horizons | 2 |
Interzone | 1 |
PS Publishing | 1 |
Aeon | 1 |
Flurb | 1 |
Albedo One | 1 |
Markets with five or more stories receiving “honorable mentions” in the Year’s Best SF for 2006:
Market |
Mentions |
F&SF | 61 |
Asimovs | 58 |
Analog | 21 |
Jim Baen’s Universe | 20 |
Postscripts | 19 |
Interzone | 15 |
Futureshocks | 14 |
Aeon | 13 |
Strange Horizons | 11 |
Subterranean | 11 |
Polyphony | 9 |
Cross Plains Univ | 8 |
Helix | 7 |
Salon Fantastique | 7 |
Millenium 3001 | 7 |
Realms of Fantasy | 6 |
Eidolan | 6 |
Fantasy Magazine | 6 |
Nature | 6 |
Flurb | 5 |
Elemental | 5 |
Talebones | 5 |
Weird Tales | 5 |
Escape from Earth | 5 |
I’m not sure what this does, except maybe to sort out the very busy SF short fiction universe.
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