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Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine
What people are saying about Neo-opsis
Science Fiction Magazine:
Congratulations on a great concept with Neo-opsis. With such a variety of contributing writers and ideas, it’s first-class.
-- Al Harlow (Guitarist and lead vocalist for Prism) www.prism.ca
It’s a
good-looking magazine, I gotta say.
-- Robert
Sawyer www.sfwriter.com
Neo-opsis is a great little magazine that should appeal to a broad range of
tastes. The stock of serious fiction balanced with humorous nonfiction shows
that the staff do not take themselves too seriously, but take the genre very
seriously indeed.
-- James
Palmer www.tangentonline.com
Congratulations on a really fine job. It reads good, looks good, feels
good, smells good, and for all I know tastes good as well.
-- Spider www.spiderrobinson.com
What is Neo-opsis Science Fiction
Magazine about?
Entertainment – Let Neo-opsis magazine entertain you with fun and interesting stories, written from the perspective of science and fantasy.
Information – Read informative articles on science and nature. Check out the Science and Science Fiction news articles.
Interpretation – Enjoy book and movie reviews. Find out what others think, with Neo-opsis opinion columns and letters section.
Where is Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine produced?
Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine is produced out of Victoria, BC, Canada.
Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine is published by the husband and wife team Karl and Stephanie Johanson. Issue one of Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine was printed October 10, 2003.
Editor, Karl Johanson, is one of the former editors of the 4-time Aurora award-winning magazine “Under the Ozone Hole.” He was born and raised in Victoria, BC
Art Director, Stephanie Ann Johanson, is an acrylic painter, soapstone carver and wire sculptor. She has lived on the west coast of BC all her life. The dragon picture above is one of her paintings. If you would like to see more of her work, click here.
Cartoonist, Karen Lightbody (Formerly Kazanowski), also out of Victoria, BC, has contributed to many issues of Neo-opsis magazine. Her expressive cartoons add that bit of spontaneous laughter that we all need.
Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine won the Aurora Award in the category of Best Work in English (Other) in 2007 and in 2009.
It
is our intention to maintain a full time market for the works of science
fiction writers and artists. Please help us make this dream come true.
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