• Announcement:

    The shortlisted works across all 13 categories of the British Fantasy Awards have been announced! Find out who’s in the mix over on our blog. Winners announced at Fantasycon in October.

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David Green

Searching For People Like Me

A question at Eastercon had David Green pondering why the neurodivergent creatives seek out other

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Meet Bronte Rowan

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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Voting Opens For This Year’s British Fantasy Awards!

The time has come: voting is now open for this year’s British Fantasy Awards! Here’s what you need

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Stephanie Ellis

Folk Horror: Into the Woods

As part of her ongoing series examining the elements of folk horror, Stephanie Ellis has us talking

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Gabriel Elvery

Why Study Fantasy? A Character Creator

Dr Gabriel Elvery, recently awarded their PhD, provides this character sheet for the types of

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From Pen to Print: Dawn Kurtagich on The Seventh Sister

Though she bounced into the horror scene through YA, disabled Wales-based author Dawn Kurtagich is

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BFS Reviews

The Assassin’s Wrath by R.S. Moule

Disowned and blamed for his brother’s death at the hands of the vampyre Solis Deadhand,

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The Gentleman and his Vowsmith by Rebecca Ide

The Gentleman and his Vowsmith is an interesting blend of genres. Primarily a historical gothic

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Tor By Terry Grimwood

This is the third novel set in the universe he created in Interference, and we find out what

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I was a Teenage Slasher by Stephen Graham Jones

When most people think of the kind of horror novel or film (slasher horror) the tend to think of a

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A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna

A Witch’s Guide To Magical Innkeeping follows in the wake of TikTok hit The Very Secret Society

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Migraine by Samuel Fisher

In a post-Ice Age UK, the majority of the population suffers from debilitating migraines, which

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