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Peeking Behind the Masks of Occultism
London has always been home to secret societies, occult rituals, and cursed objects, but a new
Tags: esoteric, exhibitions, horror, occult
BFS News: All Change at the Top of BFS Horizons
After 6 issues and 3.5 years at the helm, Pete Sutton is stepping down as Editor of BFS
Book News: Angry Robot Acquires New Juliet E. McKenna Novel
The Riven Kingdom is described as a “fresh and gripping fantasy” that “blends politics, religion,
Tags: Angry Robot, book news, Fantasy, member news
From Pen to Print: Nuzo Onoh on Futility
The Queen of African horror tells us about the genesis of her new novel, Futility, which hits
Tags: African horror, author journey, horror, Pen to Print
Classic Genre Films: The Time Machine (1960)
Allen Ashley is training his eye on classic genre films, looking at not just the film but the
Tags: classic films, creature feature
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BFS Reviews
The Last Star By Terry Grimwood
With 128 pages of twists and turns, this novella is a fine follow up to Interference. Set in the
A Line You Have Traced by Roisin Dunnett
In a time about a hundred years ago, Bea is a young wife married to a kind and bumbling jeweller,
Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman
Eight-year-old Bela lives with Mommy, Daddo, and Other Mommy; only Other Mommy lives in
Greenteeth By Molly O’Neill
This was a pleasant surprise. Written from the perspective of Jenny Greenteeth, an ancient fae who
Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica, translated by Sarah Moss
A virus has developed in animals that is deadly to humans. One scratch is enough to kill someone,
Out of the Window, Into the Dark by Marian Womack
‘Out of the Window, Into the Dark’ is Marian Womack’s denouement for 2024 at