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The galaxy far, far away has been a constant presence in Matthew Palmer’s life—but it was the
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In his semi-regular column on the TV that made us SFFH fans, Gary Couzens revisits The Owl Service,
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Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
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With the release of the first instalment in her new romantasy series looming large, Amy de la Force
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Renowned festival of creative groundbreakers, SXSW this week brings a feast of eerie cinema to the
Suniti Namjoshi, Sarah Pinborough and Ramsey Campbell get chatty in these guest
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The Empire killed her family and only one thing drives Loran now: the desire for vengeance. In
From killing gods and plotting the downfall of the king, Kissen and Elo must now work with these
Séances. A way of speaking with the dead through a medium and their spirit guide or an elaborate
Advice often given to beginning authors is to write about what you know. For those wishing to
Binsa, who was just an ordinary girl before the testing, now sits the Scarlet Throne as Rakhti, and
Clara Woods is a widow living in a house inherited from the wealthy elderly lady she cared for and