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Warren has reported on his blog that the ROF website is now equipped to handle the international crowd. He's also updated the website to reflect that the next issue will come out in July, not May.
We apologize for our extremely outdated site. The magazine is still going strong and is better than ever. We are working on a new and much improved design for the website and hope to have it up and running this summer. In the meantime, the Forums are still operational and you can still access the Subscription and Guidelines areas. Please be patient—we know you are going to love the new site!
The Realms of Fantasy forum now has over 10,000 registered users. Active users (people who have logged in recently) are notably less, around 2,600. Of course, 2,600 isn't exactly small potatoes. #'s like these show how important it can be for speculative magazines to have an online presence.
Usually I talk about my work at RoF in terms of the assistant editor gig. But this post pertains to my other job with RoF, the web editor gig. I recently conducted an author interview with Alex Archer for the RoF website. There is a typo or two in there, and I'm not sure if it was on my end or if happened when I passed it along, but they're easy enough to spot. One thing I would like to clarify is that when the author is talking about Jack London, it's not "he paid" about covering the earthquake, but he "was paid." Big difference. A couple of questions were asked at the direct reuest of the publisher, but most of them came from yours truly. Anyway, if you're curious to read an interview I'm actually getting paid for, feel free to follow the link:
http://rofmagazine.com/pages/author_spo
