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  Nth Degree at Cons

January 18 - 20: MarsCon - Williamsburg, VA
February 22 - 24: Mysticon - Roanoke, VA
April 5 - 7: RavenCon - Richmond, VA

A member of Nth Degree's staff will be a guest of this convention.


The Best of Nth Degree

It's hard to believe that it's been over 11 years since I started Nth Degree. I'm extremely proud of the fiction that we've published in that time and have collected many of my favorites into a single volume. I'm pulling from every publication that we've done since 2002. That includes the print zine (Nth Degree), the online zine (Nth Zine) and the run of chapbooks that we printed back in the mid-Oughts.

I'd also like to include a story or two from our Online Exclusives. I've decided to let the readers choose those stories. Go to our Online Exclusives page, read the archives, and write in to tell me what you've liked the best. Send your suggestions to editor (@) nthzine (dot) com. Thanks!

Nth Zine #7: January/February 2012

Issue #7 of Nth Zine is now available. This issue has new stories from M. Elisabeth Fortune, Tony Karnowski, and Stephen L. Antczak. There are also reviews, comics, convention news and lots of other fun stuff! Check us out, this one was worth the wait!

And here are links to Issue #6, Issue #5, Issue #4, Issue #3, Issue #2 and Issue #1, in case you missed them. Enjoy!

Watch this space for news about upcoming issues and online exclusives!


Support the 'Zine

Since 2002, Nth Degree has provided quality fiction, comics, reviews and convention coverage. From the very beginning this has been a fan-driven project, now I'm calling on all of those wonderful fans to help keep the fanzine alive. If you like what you see, show us a little love. Thanks! And I'll see you at the cons!


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