Nth Degree at Cons
 January 16 - 19: Arisia - Cambridge, MA
March 13 - 15: Stellarcon - High Point, NC
April 24 - 26: RavenCon - Richmond, VA
A member of Nth Degree's staff will be a guest of this con!
Submissions
Whoa! Slow down there.
We've allowed ourselves to get a little behind on reading all of those great submissions that keep coming in. As a result, we are forced to stop taking submissions until we catch up. Keep an eye on the site though, we'll let you know when you can start submitting again.
NthZine! Here it is…
As a prelude to the return of our downloadable e-zine, NthZine, here's a look back at Issue #1. Download it now!
Daily Updates
Our Online Exclusive Fiction section is now updating daily. We've got some great stories lined up too… an exciting mix of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and humor. Check it out!
Alright, I realize there isn't anything new up today, but that's only because I'm prepping a whole new batch of stories. In the meantime, I'll be featuring themed collections of past stories. Here's today's theme: Fantasy!
"The Red Tower" by Chris Miller
"The Changelings" by Rachel Ross
"Justice is Served" by Angela P. Wade
"High Pass Bridge" by Anthony and Bill Snodgrass
"Shining Armor" by James Scotte Burns II
RavenCon 2009RavenCon
April 24-26, 2009 — Richmond, VA
It's hard to believe but we're gearing up for our 4th RavenCon. This year we've lined up frequent Nebula nominee Jack McDevitt for our Writer Guest of Honor. We've also got one of Nth Degree's regular artists, Alan F. Beck, as our Artist GoH.
It's gonna be another good one!
Support the 'Zine
We've managed to keep the zine going for almost five years—providing quality fiction, comics, reviews and convention coverage—but rising expenses (printing, travelling to conventions, web hosting, etc.) are making it difficult to keep producing Nth Degree. 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!
By the way...
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