Into The Woods: Why Are We So Drawn To Trees?
Inspired by Ellie Tilley’s piece on fairytale forests, Stephen Frame considers the importance of
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Meet R.E. Sanders
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Outreach, Awards, Reviews: Meet the New Volunteers Helping To Grow Your BFS
As we say a sad goodbye to our long-serving Awards Administrator Katherine Fowler and Reviews
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Meet Fi Phillips
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Meet Otto Redman
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BFS Online: Crafting Characters – Interview with R.S.A. Garcia
BFS Chair Shona Kinsella interviews Nebula and Sturgeon Award winning author R.S.A. Garcia
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Until We Shatter by Kate Dylan
Until We Shatter is described as an ‘epic, addictive and romantic heist fantasy’. The
Ghost of the Neon God by T.R. NapperÂ
T.R. Napper is the award-winning author of the debut novel 36 Streets (2022), a
A STROKE OF THE PEN The Lost Stories by Terry Pratchett
Before Terry Pratchett became Terry Pratchett to his millions of adoring fans, he was a young
Desert Creatures By Kay Chronister
Well, you couldn’t get a book with a more apt title, so expect a lot of desert and a lot of
The Bloodless Princes by Charlotte Bond
High Mage Saralene is struggling with nightmares in which her predecessor, whose body she has taken
Withered Hill by David Barnett
Sophie is a young woman living in London who parties hard and whose friends are moving away from