WHERE TO FIND THE SCIENCE-FANTASY PUBLISHERS

Current URLS

The old Horrornet site has been taken over by Bereshith and is now being revamped part by part. Some of it is still stuck in the Nineties, but others, notably the Pelan imprints, are beginning to show up in new form. Check it regularly. We aren't sure the new format is an improvement (it's not even clear if or where the publisher links will be). If you know of any we missed or more up to date URLs for ones currently down, please email us. Last checked 6/9/2004. LINK TO US, TOO! You have our enthusiastic permission.

HOAX NOTE: Mike Walsh discovered this absolutely brilliant hoax site that you have to see to believe: http://home.earthlink.net/~mchabon/vanzorn.html. Admire it, but don't believe it.

• ABCDE: http://www.starmanseries.com. You have to go here and see these to believe them. Absolutely unique.
• Advent: Publishers: web order fulfillment currently being handled by NESFA Press; catalog at the following URL: http://www.nesfa.org/press/books/Advent/index.html Note slight change in URL. The do still deal direct but not via the web. They stock the latest Advents via the site but haven't updated it to include the last one.
• Alchemy Press: http://www.alchemypress.demon.co.uk/ Back up but nothing new so far.
• American Fantasy: http://www.american-fantasy.com Robert Garcia's web site for his books and books he's designing for others as well. And he's designing for a lot of SF small presses these days.
• Arkham House: http://www.arkhamhouse.com A really good web site, with online secure ordering. Now undergoing revision but still up, parts under construction.
• Ash-Tree Press: http://www.ash-tree.bc.ca/ashtreecurrent.html Ash-Tree publishes so many titles you may miss one or more if you don't check here often. Note change in URL. Newly redesigned, very easy to use.
• Bedlam Press: http://necropublications.com This is a sub-imprint of Necro and is reached via it..
• Bershith Publishing: http://www.bereshith.com Up and running in its new design; specific to its own imprints. Also is reviving the Horrornet.com site, but that is very different in content. It's also much harder to read.
• Bloodletting Press: www.BloodlettingPress.com Lots of hard core horror on the way. Take a look. Ambitious yet familiar, somehow.
• Borderlands Press: http://www.horrornet.com/borderlands.htm. New front end, but nothing beyond it so far. We'll see. Definitely now intends to be on the new Horrornet, but there really aren't many publisher links there yet.
• British Fantasy Society: http://www.britishfantasysociety.org.uk Back up in a new place. Online store now takes credit cards.
• British Science Fiction Society: http://www.bsfa.co.uk Don't confuse with BFS above. Nice site.
• Calabash Press: http://www.ash-tree.bc.ca/calabash.html Ash-Tree's mystery imprint.
• Cambrian Publications: http://www.cambrianpubs.com/ Informative site.
• Camelot Books: http://www.cambrianpubs.com/ Does a few items itself, a great source for the smaller and lesser known imprints.
• Centipede Press: http://www.centipedepress.com/home.html Great looking site, but check your credit limit and get in line now.
• CD Publications: http://www.cemeterydance.com. Nice site, but you can get lost in it.
• Challcrest Books: via the following: http://www.challengepress.com/ Wow. A mere 2000 copy edition at $100....
• Charnel House: http://charnelhouse.com. Back, but no changes. Site hasn't been updated this year.
• Cocytuspress: www.cocytuspress.com This one must be looked at to be believed. The site's not intuitive–there are more pages than are obvious–but you will get a very good idea of what the heck is in this book and what it looks like. Note: the limited's a mere $2495. Get in line now....
• Dark Highways: http://www.frii.com/~bovberg/DHPress.htm Looks nice, but nothing new.
• Dark Regions Press: http://www.darkregions.150m.com/ Flashy, but hard to find individual things.
• Darkside Press: http://www.darksidepress.com Back up and comprehensive.
• Delirium Books: http://www.deliriumbooks.com. Showy pages, but watch yourself or you'll be hit by flying Javascript ads for the designers, for the host's chat room, etc.