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What I Wish I Knew About Imposter Syndrome Before Attending Worldcon
A week after WorldCon came to a close, Matthew Palmer’s been reflecting on the difference between
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Indie Horror Hits Birmingham
Got a hankering for some indie horror? Dave Watkins and Stephen A Barnard reckon you should head
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Meet Cameron Johnston
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
British Fantasy Awards Shortlists
The votes have been cast and counted – twice! – jurors have been empanelled and
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My Writing Process: Jules Cory
With the final instalment of the Dragonslayer trilogy now in all good bookstores, fantasy author
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Meet Chris Hawton
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Delicious in Dungeon
Deep in the depths of a deadly dungeon, a brave adventuring party faces off against a massive red
Toxxic by Jane Hennigan
If you read and enjoyed Moths, you’ll want to read Toxxic. There, review done. Okay, you want a
THIS ISLAND EARTH: 8 FEATURES FROM THE DRIVE-IN By Dale Bailey
This selection of otherworldly tales comes straight from 1950s America – the illustrations on the
A FEATHER SO BLACK by Lyra Selene
The day Fia Ní Mainnín appeared in the High Queen’s home, her daughter Eala, Princess of
A Poisoner’s Tale by Cathryn Kemp
Rome 1656: Two sicknesses are stalking the streets of Rome; the Plague and a clear liquid, four
FORGED BY BLOOD by Ehigbor Okosun
When high fantasy began to be popular, it tended to model itself on J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the