From Pen to Print: Stewart Hotston on Project Hanuman
Celebrating the release of his latest SF opus, the space opera Project Hanuman – out now through
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From Pen to Print: Shona Kinsella on Daughters of Nicnevin
Celebrating the release of her latest historical fantasy witchlit novel, Daughters of Nicnevin –
The TV That Made Us: Tom’s Midnight Garden (1974 & 1989)
In his semi-regular column on the TV that made us SFFH fans, Gary Couzens revisits Tom’s Midnight
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Meet E.L. Williams
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British Fantasy Awards 2025: And The Winners Are…
Who won this year’s British Fantasy Awards? Let’s find
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Living Space and Other Stories by Isaac Asimov
There are stories that stay with us, floating around our subconscious, half-remembered from
Conan: Cult of the Obsidian Moon by James Lovegrove
Still grieving for Bêlit, his pirate queen lover, Conan drinks to numbness. On one such occasion,
Sour Cherry by Natalia Theodoridou
I think one reason fairytale retellings feel so rich is because they give us such a resonant way to
Dragonfire Issue 3
Dragonfire is back for a third issue with more of everything. Readers looking for more content and
The Coven by Harper L Woods
The back cover pitches this as “…your next fantasy romance obsession”. That’s a strong
That Which Stands Outside by Mark Morris
There is a tradition of horror novels isolating a community or group of people and having nasty