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DargonZine is a strictly noncommercial electronic magazine (ISSN 1080-9910) that prints original amateur fantasy fiction by Internet writers. It is the publication vehicle of the Dargon Project, described below. It only prints Dargon-related stories. DargonZine is the successor of FSFnet, which was the Dargon Project's original emag. Between FSFnet and DargonZine, it is the longest running electronic magazine on the Internet.
The Dargon Project is a "shared world" project, where many authors write in a common milieu, sharing settings and characters. The setting is a fantasy world that is predominantly human, at a late medieval technology level, and where magic is relatively rare. The project was founded in 1985 as a way for amateur fantasy writers on the Internet to meet and become better writers through mutual contact and collaboration. See below for details if you are interested in joining the project as a contributing writer.
This page contains information and links which are designed to give you an idea about what DargonZine (the magazine) and the Dargon Project (our writing project) are all about. For background information about the setting and characters that constitute our milieu, you may want to check out the About Dargon page.
Please note that we're currently in the process of updating the information we can provide about the magazine. In the near future, we will have additional information online, including story lists with synopses, a complete list of Dargon writers past and present, and more statistics than you want. This should be available online around the end of the year.
Despite that, the following resources should give you all the information you need, but if you still have questions, please feel free to drop us a line!
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