SciFiNow

SciFiNow

Infobox_Magazine
title = SciFiNow


image_caption =
editor = Aaron Asadi
frequency = 4 weekly
category =
company = Imagine Publishing
firstdate = April 2007
country = United Kingdom
website = [http://www.scifinow.co.uk Official SciFiNow website]
issn =

"SciFiNow" is a monthly magazine produced by Imagine Publishing in the United Kingdom, covering all aspects of the science fiction, horror and fantasy genres. It launched in April 2007.

"SciFiNow" contains news, previews and reviews, and works with some of the most experienced writers in the field.Fact|date=January 2008 SciFiNow itself is saidFact|date=January 2008 to be a "follow-up" of sorts to Highbury's "DVD Review" before that magazine went to Future Publishing, which also publishes the leading UK SF and fantasy magazine, "SFX"." SciFiNow", however, has been criticised for factual mistakes and "schoolboy errors" [(cite web
last = Harris
first = Lee
title = Hub Magazine 2007 Awards
url=http://www.hub-mag.co.uk/?p=23
)
] and has yet to approach "SFX" in terms of popularity or salesFact|date=January 2008. It has not posted an ABC-audited sales figure. [(cite web
last = Audit Bureau of Circulations
title = ABC Data Jan-Dec 2007
url=http://www.abc.org.uk
)
]

"SciFiNow" magazine operates from the Imagine Publishing offices in Bournemouth.

In February 2008 a Dutch version of the magazine was launched in The Netherlands. It mostly featured translated articles from the British version with some original content added. Due to low sales the Dutch edition was cancelled in April 2008 after only 3 issues.

References

External links

* [http://www.scifinow.co.uk Official Website]
* [http://www.imagine-publishing.co.uk Imagine Publishing Website]


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