Strange Horizons is an online magazine that publishes short stories, poetry, art, and articles. Part of their mission is to increase diversity in the publishing sphere, which includes getting work out there by women, people of color, and people on the LGBTQQI spectrum.<\/p>\n
They’ve published The Angry Black Woman<\/a> and they’ve published Nojojojo<\/a>. They publish other<\/a> kick-ass<\/a> people<\/a> who<\/a> you<\/a> should<\/a> read<\/a>, too.<\/p>\n Strange Horizons is in the middle of its annual fund drive so that it can continue offering excellent free fiction to the public. They’re struggling a bit this year — they’ve just reached $1,500 of their $7,000 goal. John Scalzi has stepped into the ring to offer matching donations up to $500 if you donate before midnight today.<\/p>\n I’ve thrown in $20. I hope you’ll consider donating, too, if you have the means. And whether or not you donate, I hope you enjoy the excellent, mind-bending fiction in their archives.<\/p>\n Link to the Strange Horizons fund drive.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Strange Horizons is an online magazine that publishes short stories, poetry, art, and articles. Part of their mission is to increase diversity in the publishing sphere, which includes getting work out there by women, people of color, and people on … Continue reading