The following publications are currently eligible for the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine:

• Abyss & Apex
• Albedo One
• Apex Magazine
• Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
• Aurealis
• Beneath Ceaseless Skies
• Black Gate
• Black Static
• Bull Spec
• The Cascadia Subduction Zone
• The Colored Lens
• Crossed Genres Magazine
• Daily Science Fiction
• Drabblecast
• Electric Velocipede (last year of eligibility, closed)
• Escape Pod
• Expanded Horizons
• Fireside Magazine
• Flash Fiction Online
• GigaNotoSaurus
• Goblin Fruit
• HUB Magazine
• Icarus (last year of eligibility, closed)
• Ideomancer
• Interstellar Fiction
• Interzone
• Kaleidotrope
• Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet
• Lightspeed Magazine
• Nebula Rift (formerly eSciFi)
• Neo-Opsis
• New Realm (formerly eFantasy)
• New York Review of Science Fiction
• Nightmare Magazine
• On Spec
• Penumbra
• Perihelion
• Quantum Muse
• Shimmer
• Something Wicked
• Stone Telling
• Strange Horizons
• Space and Time
• Unlikely Story (previously The Journal of Unlikely Entomology)
• Waylines
• Weird Tales

No longer eligible for the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine:

• Ansible – according to new rules, this publication is a fanzine
• Clarkesworld Magazine – has declared they are  ineligible due to staffing rule
• Locus Magazine – disqualified by “professional” staffing rule
• Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show – disqualified by “professional” staffing rule

Not currently eligible for nomination, but could be next year (list created from reader inquiries):

• Greatest Uncommon Denominator – did not publish any issues in 2013
• The Dark Magazine – has not published enough issues

Haven’t been previously eligible for nomination and still aren’t (list created from reader inquiries):

• Analog (professional)
• Arc (professional)
• Asimov’s (professional)
• Buzzy Mag (professional)
• Cosmos (professional)
• Eclipse (professional/also, has not produced the minimum number of issues)
• io9 (professional)
• The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction (professional)
• The Mary Sue (professional)
• Subterranean (professional)
• Tor.com (professional)

This list was initially generated from the list of semiprozines that have been previously nominated (long list) and is by no means a complete or official list. We are currently contacting publications that may be on the edge of professional to confirm current nomination eligibility. Closed publications have been removed, recently ineligible have been marked, and new ones will be added. If you are an editor or publisher of a qualified semiprozine and would like to have yours added to this list, please books(@)clarkesworld.com and I’ll add it.