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Meet Our Fantasycon 2026 Guests of Honour: V. Castro
With Fantasycon getting ever-closer, our online content editor Lauren McMenemy caught up with this
Meet Our Fantasycon 2026 Guests of Honour: Peter F Hamilton
With Fantasycon getting ever-closer, our online content editor Lauren McMenemy caught up with this
From Pen to Print: T. H. Huddleston on The Cracks
For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back
Tags: author journey, ghost stories, Haunted house, horror, Pen to Print, Titan
Cover Reveal: A Healer’s Guide to Adventuring by David Green
Following the runaway indie success of Magic, Maps and Mischief, our own David Green is back with a
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Meet Anna Stephens
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Ready For Submission: BFS Horizons
Karin J. Robinson sat down with BFS Horizon’s Editor, Robin CM Duncan, to find out more about
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What Stalks the Deep by T. Kingfisher
There are many authors who have reworked fairy and folk tales either to put a new spin on them or
This is Where the Future Bleeds by Mike Brooks
On the high moors north of Mereport, Kitt Carver, the diviner, uses Moonstruck iron rods to track
The Wayfarer’s Weird: Wild Tales of Uncanny Rambles ed by Weird Walk
Even in a country that is becoming more and more congested, there are still places where modern
The Witch Without Memory by Maithree Wijesekara
Against the wishes of his sister, acting regent, Prince Ashoka has reinstated the ban on killing
Monstera by Delilah S Dawson
Monstera is a short, self-contained horror novella. It’s pacy, it’s engaging, and it ends with
Snake-Eater by T. Kingfisher
It is easy to imagine that spirits exist in unexpected places like forests and deserts where the