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Meet Laurence Nix
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Fantasycon is Coming: We Asked Members How You Can Make The Most of It
BFS members give their tips for making the most of Fantasycon – because, yep, it’s getting
Tags: Fantasy, horror, speculative fiction
Suffering From Con Overwhelm? Volunteering Can Help!
Kiwi-born, UK-based writer Lauren Broughton reflects on finally getting to her first Worldcon in
Tags: Volunteering, Worldcon
The Enduring Appeal of Elves in Modern Fantasy Literature
With his debut novel, The Origin of the Wolf, out this week, Welsh author Danny Beeson considers
Tags: elves, Fae, Fantasy, Welsh authors
Meet Rym Kechacha
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Ask an Agent: August 2024
In this monthly column, we check in with one of our resident agents to answer those questions
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BFS Reviews
Monstrum by Lottie Mills
Monstrum is a surreal collection of stories about humans and monsters and how they interact with
Mood Swings by Dave Jeffery
From a master of delicate, emotional horror, Dave Jeffery presents his newest collection, MOOD
Yoke of Stars by R.B. Lemberg
Yoke of Stars by R.B. Lemberg is a novella in the Birdsong universe, but it reads as a standalone.
Hera by Jennifer Saint
The Titans have fallen, and battle is in the past. The Olympians rule and the earth heals. Hera,
The Black Bird Oracle by Deborah Harkness
The Bishop-Clairmont family have fallen into a perfect routine of bliss, spreading their time
RETURN OF THE DWARVES By Markus Heitz
As the title for this excellent and engaging dwarvish tale would suggest, German author Markus