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.
For all things fantasy, horror, and speculative fiction
-
Announcement:
BFS Blog and Reviews
News and Articles
Cover Reveal: The Dreamwalker, by Alethea Lyons
Join us as we celebrate the cover reveal of the latest in Alethea Lyons’ Seer of York
Tags: cover reveal, member news
The Creative Fix: Social Justice Through Writing – Author Interview
Shona Kinsella and international bestselling author Philip Reeve chat about writing, illustrating
Tags: authortalk, bfs, events, Fantasy, interview, publishing
Classic Genre Films: Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
Allen Ashley is training his eye on classic genre films, looking at not just the film but the
Tags: classic films, creature feature
Meet Dr. Gabriel Elvery
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
The Creative Fix: Social Justice Through Writing – Readings
We have six readings from a range of authors – fantasy, science fiction and horror – to help
Tags: bfsonline, book reading, events, Fantasy, horror, Science Fiction
The Creative Fix: Social Justice Through Writing – Writing as Activism
Examining social justice isn’t new for many writers, but what impact does this have? How can SFFH
Tags: activism, events, Fantasy, fantasywriting, horror, panel, Science Fiction
Read all our news and articles
BFS Reviews
Awakened by Laura Elliott
Post-apocalyptic UK. Microchips in people’s brains, designed to help them function better
Pendragon: Gamemaster’s Handbook
Chivalry, glory, romance, and adventure. What more could someone expect from the Arthurian tabletop
Dragonfire Issue 4
Lunitar Productions has published a fourth offering of its free magazine, DragonFire. There
Apprentice to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer
This is the second book in the series, following up to the successful Assistant to The Villain.
The Sorrow of the Sea by Stephen Aryan
Temujin has usurped his father as Khan of the Ilkhanate, but his work is not done. He is still at
The Dagon Collection ed by Nate Pedersen
There is always a place for experimental writing or new approaches to literature, and genre fiction