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Interzone

Interzone

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A British science fiction magazine that publishes short stories and reviews
  • proper noun
  • UK
: Interzone
  • She has had stories in The Ultimate Witch, SF Age, Interzone, and Pulphouse: A Hardback Magazine.
  • Interzone magazine
  • appeared in Interzone

Examples

  • She has also sold stories to Interzone, Writers of the Future, and Xanadu 3.

    Fiction book (1996)

  • His own short fiction has appeared in Interzone, SF Age, and a variety of other places, including most recently Nature.

    Fiction book (2000)

  • For your report from Interzone, of course.

    Naked Lunch (1991)

  • His rare short fiction has appeared mostly in British magazines such as Interzone and New World.

    Fiction book (2002)

  • Since Mary Soon Lee's first F&SF story appeared in our May 1995 issue, she has published several other stories in magazines from Interzone to On Spec.

    Fiction book (1997)

  • Here in the Twentieth Century, Ben Jeapes edits scientific journals in Oxford and has published stories in Interzone, Aboriginal Science Fiction, and various anthologies.

    Fiction book (1997)

  • Many renowned science fiction authors have published their works in Interzone over the years.

  • He discovered some of his favorite short stories in the pages of Interzone during his teenage years.

  • The latest issue of Interzone features incredible new stories and insightful reviews of upcoming sci-fi novels.

Surface Forms

Interzone main

Morphology

Interzone = zone (transparent) = inter + zone + inter

Formed from the productive prefix 'inter-' (between) and the noun 'zone'; the meaning 'a space between/among zones' is directly deducible from its parts.

Etymology

Interzone comes from the parts inter- 'between' and zone 'area'. So the name suggests a place 'between areas' or 'between worlds', which fits a science fiction magazine that brings different ideas and strange worlds together.