I always enjoy interviews with editors, no matter what the genre. The interviews usually give you a good overview of what editors in general are looking for, how they work, and, just maybe, how I might be able to sneak my work into a publication. With that in mind here are links to two editor interviews. The first is with Apex editor, Maggie Jamison, at the Science of Fiction blog and the second is with Hub publisher, Lee Harris, at Charles Tan's blog.
Http://silverstairs.wordpress.com/2009/12/21/my-interview-with-apex-submissions-editor-maggie-jamison-and-now-i-have-nothing-else-to-write-about-for-a-month/
http://charles-tan.blogspot.com/2009/12/interview-lee-harris.html
If you're thinking of dipping your toes into the sci-fi field, "A Golden Age For Short Fiction" written by Joe Sherry might be a good place to start. He's got links to markets for both pros and amateurs. http://www.graspingforthewind.com/2009/12/20/a-golden-age-for-short-fiction-by-joe-sherry/
And finally the December issue of Apollo's Lyre has gone live http://apollos-lyre.tripod.com
and the winter issue of Scalped is here http://www.scalpedmagazine.com/index.html which contains a wonderful story by Al Tucher. And no, it's not a Diana story, but you won't be disappointed.
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