Constellary Tales debuted its first issue in November of 2018 as a quarterly ezine. Co-publishers and co-editors are Brian Hirt and Ken Gerber. The magazine posts original SF/F stories no longer than 3,500 words and pays 6 cents per word for its original fiction.

Website: http://constellary.com/

Originally published from 2002 to 2006, Deep Magic returned to life in 2016. After two years of bimonthly publication, it now appears quarterly.

The masthead describes it as "the e-zine of clean fantasy and science fiction." The editorial guidelines make it clear that the editors do not want stories with profanity or sexual themes. Although they also caution against graphic violence, some of the stories may contain scenes of war and killing.

The magazine pays for fiction at six cents a word. It will accept stories up to forty thousand words in length, but payment reaches a maximum at ten thousand words.

Website:  https://deepmagic.co/

Farrago's Wainscot is a quarterly ezine seeking "weird literary' fiction from 2-4,000 words. Pay is 6c/wd. Between 2007 and 2009 it published 12 issues, then folded. The magazine was resurrected online in January of 2015 with its 13th issue.

Website: http://www.farragoswainscot.com/

Fireside Magazine began as a quarterly e-book magazine in the Spring of 2012. In the words of editor Brian White: "Fireside is a quarterly fiction and comics magazine. Our goal is to publish story-driven fiction without regard to genre, and to pay the creative people involved (both writers and artists) at rates that help them make a living doing creative work."

Fireside's website is here.

Future Science Fiction Digest is a quarterly online science fiction magazine edited by Alex Shvartsman. It is published in collaboration with the Chinese company Future Affairs Administration, features fiction newly translated into English from other languages, as well as original stories, nonfiction articles, and interviews with writers. Its contents are available online at no charge, published intermittently during the three months between issues. It pays 10 cents per word up to 10,000 words whether translated to English for the first time, or written originally in English.

Its first issue debuted in December 2018.

Website:  http://future-sf.com/

Grimdark Magazine is a new Australian pro-paying quarterly magazine focusing on "the darker, grittier side of fantasy and science fiction." Its first issue was dated October of 2014.

Founder and editor-in-chief, Adrian Collins.

Editor: Mike Myers.

Website: http://grimdarkmagazine.com/

Heroic Fantasy Quarterly debuted in 2009.

From its website:

"Heroic Fantasy Quarterly is an ezine dedicated to publishing short works of heroic fantasy. More than that, through both prose and poetry we hope to hearken back to an older age of storytelling — an age when a story well told enthralled audiences. Traits of great oral storytelling survive the ages to influence treasures of literature, the pulps, radio plays, late-night game sessions, and now Heroic Fantasy Quarterly.

"Our favorite storytellers, a few ancient and a few not, deliver action, reaction, and repercussion — and rarely divulge the thought processes that guide a character. These storytellers know that sometimes an audience just wants to see what happens next, that sometimes it’s more interesting to watch a person open a box than to hear about why he or she decided to open it in the first place.

"As our name suggests, Heroic Fantasy Quarterly isn’t limited to stories about swordsmen or far-traveling adventurers; it’s also about fantastical lands and magicks and creatures — both friend and foe — which together make heroic fantasy tales memorable and distinct from other sorts of stories.

"But the tales at HFQ share another quality no less important than any other: our prose starts fast, with an emphasis on action.  Be it an exchange of blows or insults, the spurring-on of steed, or the application of poultices to wounds, things happen and happen quickly in the pages of HFQ."

HFQ pays $100 per story up to 10,000 words. See their submissions page for rights and guidelines.

Editor: Adrian Simmons  Website: Heroic Fantasy Quarterly

This can now be found at the E-Market/Bi-monthly section.

Mothership Zeta debuted in October 2015 as a quarterly, pro-paying (6 cents/wd.) ezine, with a mandate of publishing "fun" stories.

Editor-in-Chief is Mur Lafferty.

Website: http://mothershipzeta.org/

Samovar is a quarterly online e-zine featuring original stories translated into English, and also offered in their original languages. It will offer one original and one reprinted story in each issue, each in the original language and in English. Pay is SFWA's professional minimum rate of 6c/wd. up to 5,000 words.

The first issue was dated March 27, 2017.

Website: http://samovar.strangehorizons.com/

UPDATE 3/27/2017:  As of 2017 SQ Mag went from a bi-monthly e-zine to a quarterly e-zine. Past reviews can still be found at the E-Market/Bi-Monthly section link on the front page.

SQ Mag is a quarterly e-zine published from Melbourne, Australia. It features one story by a well known, established author in each issue, along with approx. five stories from newcomers. Their primary mandate is the promotion of new talent. To learn more of this magazine, please visit their website.

Publisher:  Gerry Huntman

Editor-in-Chief:  Sophie Yorkston

Website: SQ Mag

Subterranean Online is a quarterly companion to the print magazine. It pays pro-market rates for original fiction.

Website: 

http://subterraneanpress.com/magazine/