The Oerth Journal

From the Oerth Journal main page:

Welcome to the Oerth Journal!

The Oerth Journal is perhaps the oldest e-zine dedicated to publishing creative, high-quality fan-authored works for the World of Greyhawk Fantasy Campaign Setting. The Journal provides a method of publication for authors who desire a closer editing relationship, than that provided by mailing lists, message boards or websites. The OJ is published seasonally (at least that's the goal) and free of charge. Now in its second volume, more than ever before, the OJ is interested in sharing the many Alternate Oerths that fans have devised over the years.

The Oerth Journal is a collaborative project of people who care about the Greyhawk setting. The editors are volunteers and always interested in receiving submissions/contributions from people willing to put in their time and talent. Both authors and visual artists are encouraged to consider the Oerth Journal as a unique means of publication and a way to share Greyhawk ideas and talent with others.

Volume 1 (issues 1 to 11) of The Oerth Journal were produced by The Council of Greyhawk, a group of fans meeting regularly on AOL, through email, and IRC. These issues were available as PDFs or DOCs. Issues 12 and beyond were no lo0nger released as DOCs.

Volume II (issues 12 to 27): Issues 12 and 13 were pulled and revised, then were re-released.

Issues 14 through 18 were produced by a collaborative group connected with the Canonfire! Greyhawk web site.

Issues 19, 22, 23, 24, and 25 were originally available in two formats - a "Printer Friendly Edition" and a "Tarrasque Edition" with full page backgrounds. Issues 20 and 21 are available only in the "Printer Friendly Edition". From issue 26 forward, all issues were released in only one edition with full color graphics throughout, and the "Tarrasque Edition" moniker was dropped.

Beginning with issue #18, Greyhawk Online, under the direction of Issak Haywood, became the "Provider" for the Oerth Journal.

Volume III (issues 28+ ) began in 2019 and Greyhawk Online, under the direction of Kristoph Nolen, began producing the Oerth Journal on a regular quarterly/seasonally schedule.
Issues #32 forward were also offered in print.