Fans of quality science journalism will want to check out SciShortform, "a highly subjective round-up of science stand out news." This quarterly publication is edited by a team of science writers and was launched in October 2016 by Diana Crow. Crow writes that she loves anthologies because they enable her to discover new writers. She notes that there is "no shortage" of science news and front-of-book stories on the Internet, but it's kinda hard to find solid shortform exemplars"-- despite the fact that shortform stories are where emerging science writers generally get their start. SciShortform has published five anthologies. In the most recent anthology, selected works are organized into categories including Short Shorts (under 600 words); News-style (601-1200 words), Columns, Op-Eds, & Blog Posts (under 1200 words), and more. Each category features two or three top picks along with a few honorable mentions. These picks come from a wide range of publications (including newspapers, science journals, blogs, and popular magazines) and address all areas of science.