 Hello everybody, this is Keith at 30 seconds sci-fi here at the fabulous 50th Street studio. I Wanted to take some time to tell you about some online science fiction resources that I have listed on my discord If you're not following my discord, there's an invitation link in the description below Please do there's plenty of stuff going on there and you can chat with me talk about what I'm reading what you're reading and Again, I've got all these resources listed there that I want to tell you about number one is the Internet speculative fiction database the ISF DB This is a complete list of every Science fiction short story ever published. It is massive. It is exhaustive if you Hear about a short story you want to maybe find a copy of it online find out what books what anthologies what Magazines it's been published in in the past. Maybe get a hold of those those old books off of eBay or whatever This is a place to start. It's a fabulous resource and then there's fantastic fiction comm which is Very similar to the ISF DB and just as exhaustive It is it lists everything ever written by every author Seriously And it's the same if you hear about a book or a story or even nonfiction essays that you want to read by a particular author you can find out where they were published what magazine what anthology and hopefully find copies either online or Figure out how to buy the the actual old books Again, great place to start and Then we have here a complete index of the fantasy and science fiction magazine Which is actually published by Fannings and sci-fi at sf site Com it is a complete list of Every story every article everything that has ever appeared During the full run of the magazine fantasy and science fiction all the way back to the 1930s when they first started it is complete It's all there. It'll help you find the stories. You're looking for Wow, I love this one Once you have figured out which magazine or our old pulp the story you're looking for can be found in This is where you go luminous.org it has collections of full scanned PDFs of countless science fiction pulps all kinds of pulps it's astonishing how much they have and The the magazines that they do have again are complete if you can find the copy of the magazine You're looking for then the story you want will be in there The same goes for archive.org which of course is an archive of just about everything If you don't find it a luminous you might be able to find it at archive Unfortunately archive.org is not very well organized. You have to be specific about what you're searching for specific magazine titles specific dates But it's amazing the amount of stuff that I found there that I haven't been able to find anywhere else Comic book plus has been around for a long time. It specializes in full scans of old comic books Most of which are public domain stuff. They're providing a really great public service They also include a lot of pulps a lot of pulp magazines You'll be able to find stuff there that the other places have missed Definitely keep this on your list Now when it comes to new fiction I'm going to recommend tour.com. I've recommended tour.com a number of times already in my new Book review series here. If you're not following tour.com you're missing out on a lot tour has figured out That giving away stuff Giving away short stories giving away chapters of books giving away entire free books first books in series Etc results in more interest and more sales. They're very serious about it There's tons of free fiction at the tour.com site great new Science fiction short stories that they are commissioning from great authors all the time Definitely go browse through this stuff. You're missing out on a lot if you're not doing so I'm gonna go ahead and recommend read comic online To maybe against my better judgment You're gonna have to make sure you have an ad blocker running when you visit this place because there's some pretty Pretty ugly ads that you're not gonna want to see anyway They have an awful lot of comics full scans of New and old comics in a lot of cases complete series going all the way back to the 1940s 1930s Again, this is one of those places where you'll be able to find something that you probably won't find elsewhere So it's worth looking at now here's the thing for audiobook fans this service called Clarksworld magazine.com they publish new science fiction stories in both print and audiobook format The audiobook reading isn't the best the the woman Who who does the reading I I give her a big thumbs up for all the work? She's doing she mispronounces a lot of names and a lot of words. I'm sorry. I have to say it But there is a lot of good Science fiction being published by Clark's world Definitely follow them on their website and on YouTube where they publish their audiobooks and Finally, there's this funny little thing called galactic journey.org That is run by people who are pretending to live in the year 1965 At least right now they are I guess last year they were still in 1964 but they're reviewing Magazines and stories science fiction stories in the pulp magazines as if they're coming out now It's a funny little idea and it works pretty well. I give it a recommendation. I recommend all the things I've just listed there's links to everything in the list below and also on the discord at the top of the links below There's an invite to my discord. Please come on over to discord and we'll see you next video. Bye Thank you for watching. 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