Meet the BFS committee: Webmaster E.M. Faulds
Continuing to shine a light on the wonderful volunteers who help keep the BFS running, we now meet our webmaster, E.M. Faulds
Continuing to shine a light on the wonderful volunteers who help keep the BFS running, we now meet our webmaster, E.M. Faulds
THE GOD OF LOST WORDS By A.J. Hackwith from @TitanBooks #BookReview #Fantasy THE GOD OF LOST WORDS By A.J. Hackwith Titan Books, s/b, £8.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns The final book in the Hell’s Library trilogy, The God of Lost Words, takes the reader on a journey through heaven, hell… Read More »THE GOD OF LOST WORDS By A.J. Hackwith
Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle from @TitanBooks #BookReview #Horror #Fantasy Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle Titan Books, pb, £8.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Rose Darling is just an ordinary twenty-year-old. She loves her family and her church and hanging out with her friends. Completely normal. But she also vomits flies,… Read More »Camp Damascus
Grab your ticket here Our lovely interviewee is C.J. Cooke, author of The Ghost Woods, and will be interviews by BFS Chair, Shona Kinsella. CJ Cooke, also known as Carolyn Jess-Cooke, grew up on a council estate in Belfast, Northern Ireland, at the height of the Troubles. She started writing… Read More »BFS Online: Inspiration –Interview with C.J. Cooke
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they filled out). This week, it’s Claire Cronshaw’s turn: editor, coach, course leader, Cumbrian-in-Lancashire.
The Phoenix King by Aparna Verma Orbit Books, pb, £9.19 Reviewed by Mikaela Silk A kingdom on the verge of war. A King on the verge of insanity. An assassin on the verge of freedom. A princess on the verge of embracing her power. But the scales could tip either… Read More »The Phoenix King
Music, Movies & Media: A conversation about how different types of media get our creative juices flowing. How does music move you to build worlds and form characters? What changes in a story from page to screen?
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A discussion on how myths and legends inspire works of fantasy and horror. Find out more about our panel.
We have six readings from a range of authors – fantasy, science fiction and horror – to help you find your next book (or add to that beautiful TBR pile). Bring your favourite tipple and enjoy some first-rate readings from the SFFH community.
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Does life imitate art or is it the other way around? How do historical events and the world we live in influence the stories we tell?
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