Absolute Magnitude – The Seminal Sci-Fi Magazine That Pushed Boundaries

For over a decade, Absolute Magnitude delivered some of the most compelling and thought-provoking science fiction, championing bold storytelling and fresh talent. Originally launched as Harsh Mistress in 1993, the magazine quickly evolved into a powerhouse of speculative fiction, earning a 2002 Hugo Award nomination for Best Semiprozine. Edited by Warren Lapine and published by DNA Publications, Absolute Magnitude was known for its ambitious vision, irregular yet eagerly awaited releases, and an impressive anthology featuring sixteen standout stories from its pages. In 2002, it merged with Aboriginal Science Fiction, further cementing its legacy as a vital force in sci-fi literature.

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