Representing Weird Fiction: A Q&A with the Innsmouth Literary Festival
With the second Innsmouth Literary Festival set to take place in Bedford next weekend, we chatted
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A Thank You to Fantasycon Contributors
A big thank you to all those who’ve contributed to the Fantasycon book bags and raffle. We’re so
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The Welsh Countryside and Folk Horror: A Match Made in Heaven, or At Least Some Pre-Christian Pagan Equivalent?
Ahead of the release of his second novel, Don’t Let ‘Em Take the Children, next weekend, Welsh
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Meet Stephen McGowan
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
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What’s The Best Thing About Being Part of the SFFH Community?
What is it that makes the speculative fiction community so beloved – and so lovable? We asked the
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THE HOUSE ON THE BORDERLAND by William Hope Hodgson
While the majority of readers are happy to read new books without worrying about the influences
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