Welcome to Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine

Each issue of this popular science fiction & fantasy magazine contains over 40,000 words of fiction, articles, interviews, reviews and editorial. Published every 2 months, Andromeda Spaceways has an enviable reputation for regularity.

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So ... why does the world need another SF magazine?

Because not enough humorous SF & Fantasy gets into print
Because SF can be printed AND entertaining at the same time
Because it's not the size of the sword, it's where you stick it
Because too many 'light-hearted, un-serious' stories are rejected
Because first-time authors have a hell of a time getting into print

And because six issues a year for A$49 is too good to resist.


News:

Asim 33 and 34 PDFS available now
Issues 33 and 34 of ASIM are now available for purchase, including the popular PDF versions of the mags. Priced [...] 29 April, 2008
 
Chris Bobridge joins ASIM!
Yes, the ASIM team has a new member. Christopher Bobridge recently signed on, little realising the crushing workload awaiting his [...] 10 April, 2008
 
Awards galore!
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine picked up a Ditmar for "Best Professional Acheivement" at Swancon over the Easter weekend. (The Ditmars [...] March 24, 2008
 
New batch of Specusphere reviews
Fellow Aussie SF site, The Specusphere, has posted a number of reviews recently. Click the links to read the reviews [...] March 8, 2008
 
ASIM is going to Swancon!
Swancon 2008 - the Australian Natcon - is on at the end of March, and several members of the ASIM [...] March 4, 2008
 
Paypal shopping cart
After a major overhaul of the ASIM website, you can now add multiple issues, backissues and subscriptions to your Paypal [...] March 1, 2008
 
The Jingle is back!
Our captain tooks his hands off the stick long enough to open the ASIM vault, and have we got a [...] February 20, 2008
 
Andromeda Spaceways Best-Ofs
Packed with stories plucked from the pages of issues 1-18, the three best-ofs (SF, Horror and Fantasy) represent fantastic value [...] February 19, 2008
 
Website redesigned
Our website has been re-designed, and if you take a look under 'Extra Features' you'll discover our exclusive reviews, interviews [...] February 13, 2008
 
Issue 32 PDF online
Issue 32 is now online and available for immediate purchase. You can buy the PDF here or the printed edition [...] February 10, 2008
 


Reviews:

Review of The Execution Channel
Ken MacLeod is a Scottish SF writer whose work is apparently characterised by an overtly political focus. I say 'apparently' [...] March 20, 2008
 
Review of Cowboy Angels
Cowboy Angels is the latest offering from versatile British SF author Paul McAuley, whose previous books have explored interstellar exploration, [...] March 3, 2008
 
Review of Fairyland
Fairyland, McAuley's sixth SF novel, was first published in 1995. It's been reissued as one of Gollancz's eight 'Future [...] February 25, 2008
 
Review of Pool
Wolfgang Mulqueen is a sixteen-year-old schoolboy in New Lourdes, Australia working a summer job at the miracle pool that has [...] February 20, 2008
 
Review of The Opposite Of Life
There are a lot of supernatural dark fantasies about at the moment, so for Pulp Fiction Press to take a [...] February 18 2008
 
Review of Once Bitten, Twice Shy
I hate to say a book is "in the tradition" of anything, because saying this can give a false impression [...] February 13, 2008
 
Review of Revelation Space
There's a double layer of prediction implicit in the packaging of Gollancz's reissuing of eight recent SF works as 'Future [...] February 13, 2008
 
Review of Halting State
Charles Stross is a British SF writer who appears to be rapidly accruing a reputation as someone to watch. His [...] February 13, 2008
 
Review of Dreamsongs
This is an exceptional collection. To start with, my story average score for the collection is 3.80, which is pretty [...] February 13, 2008
 
Review of The Stupidest Angel
Christopher Moore's Stupidest Angel is subtitled 'A Heart-Warming Tale of Christmas Terror', and that's a reasonably apt description. If you [...] December 31 2007
 


Interviews:

Interview with Alma Alexander
ALMA ALEXANDER is a novelist whose work has appeared in thirteen languages and more than 20 countries worldwide. Her international [...] March 3, 2008
 
Interview with Jim C. Hines
Readers have dubbed Jim C. Hines the Goblin King. His third novel Goblin War has just been released in the [...] March 2, 2008
 
Interview with Maria V. Snyder
Maria V. Snyder changed careers in 1995 from being a Meteorologist to a Novelist when she began working on her [...] March 2, 2008
 
Interview with Mike Brotherton
Mike Brotherton is a hard science fiction writer publishing novels with Tor. His latest, Spider Star, is being released on [...] March 2, 2008
 
Interview with Robin Hobb
Worlds Apart: speaking with Robin Hobb (and Megan Lindholm) ASIM: Hi Robin, thank you for speaking with us. I began [...] February 18, 2008
 
Interview with Barbara Hambly
Firstly, the standard opening question: what attracted you to writing? All your bios say you began reading fantasy with The Wizard of [...] December 25, 2005