After 131 issues, F+W Media has pulled the plug on Scrye, the bible of collectible card games (CCG's) such as Magic: The Gathering.
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Realms of Fantasy: RIP January 2009
Let us not forget the small magazines who have met the Reaper just a little too soon. Although you will not read about them in Advertising Age, Mediaweek, or Gawker, they have many loved ones too.
One such title is Realms of Fantasy, which just closed after publishing for 15 years and 100 issues.
Each enthralling issue of Realms of Fantasy hands you the key that unlocks the door to unexplored worlds, timeless travel, heart-pounding quests, unknown peril, ingenious mystery, myth, and magic.
Lots of great reading between the covers from fantasy fiction greats like Tanith Lee, Richard Parks, Robert Silverberg, Jane Yolen, Alan Dean Foster, Harlan Ellison, Gene Wolfe and more. You're bound to discover a new favorite!
