INTERACTION

Keen to pick up a copy. Know where abouts I could buy a copy? I'm based in central London. Had a look in WH Smiths at waterloo station today but didn't see it.

Anyone know which shops stock the magazine?

Specialist shops like Forbidden Planet, bookshops like Foyles... But if none of your *local* bookshops or newsagents stock it they will be able to order it in for you, so please don't hesitate to ask. That includes WH Smith by the way, Interzone's sell-through rate there is 100%.

Alternatively you can buy back issues or a subscription (£1 cheaper per issue) direct from us, from either the Back Issues page in the Interzone section, or the Shop link above.

Checked out Forbidden planet and foyles today. Neither sold it unfortunately. I think I will order some back issues instead then!

Hi w501

If you attend WFC 2013 in Brighton later this month we will be selling IZ there.
We have an in the wild thread which contains the note "Lilly Ibelo tells me Interzone is on sale in Waterstones in Staines, Surrey." but that was 2007 so don't make a special trip.
If you ask in Forbidden planet most staff will not know of IZ but if you search their magazine racks, especilly the less prominent ones you may find a current IZ.

Good luck

Roy's right, Forbidden Planet in London definitely do sell Interzone. We've heard many times that people have asked for it in there only to be told that they don't stock it, and once that the magazine didn't even exist. But I checked on those occasions, and our distributor sends each issue, not many copies though so they might sell out quickly (there was talk about increasing the order but I wouldn't be surprised if that didn't happen).

Foyles in Charing Cross Road also stock Interzone -- it prompted a conversation I had with a staff member not so long ago, about something else.

Course, these things can and do change quickly...

I was in London this week and can confirm both IZ and Black Static are on sale in Foyles. They are on the ground floor magazine rack but they are not displayed. Only their spines are easily visible but the magazines are shelved in alphabetical order on the rack. 'Literary magazines' like Granta get cover displays. More in the 'In The Wild' thread. They are not in the SF section.