Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine

Pros: Great stable of writers, Robert Silverberg's column

Cons: sometimes serialized stories don't make sense to casual readers

The Bottom Line: The bottom line's paper cover would get torn really easily.

Review: Asimov's Science Fiction http://www.asimovs.com/ $3.99 / $5.99 CDN Publication schedule: 10 months a year, with double issues in April/May and October/November Regular readers of my reviews are probably getting sick of me mentioning Kage ...

Pros: Customer Service department can't be beat

Cons: Can't think of any

Review: Ever wonder where that new Author on the Best Seller's list came from? How about those authors you have read for years that suddenly show up in a volume of award winning short stories? Where and when was that story even released to WIN the award? Look no...

Pros: Great stories, limited advertising, great writing

Cons: None

Review: I was browsing through a local bookstore for some reading material to take on a four-hour flight when I ran across Asimov's Science Fiction, October/November 2000 issue. It was a magazine I had previously subscribed to, but it had been years since...

Pros: Wide range of content, style, subgenres.

Cons: Sometimes quality is a bit lean.

Review: Asimov's Science Fiction, as far as I can see, is consistent about one thing--under editor Gardner Dozois, it delivers the best writing available, often pushing the boundaries of the genre into horror, fantasy, and other related areas of fiction....

Pros: Great SF Shorts

Cons: WorldCon - ChiCon - PhilCon :::wink/wink:::

The Bottom Line: This publication can be a beginning point for Science Fiction fans to broaden their horizon through reading.

Review: I started reading Isaac Asimov stories at an early age and became addicted to the bizarre qualities of Science Fiction.ASIMOV's magazine was one of the first sources of short science fiction stories I had purchased due to the recognizable the name. ...