Writing Respectfully About Colonial Horrors
A trip to Australia and an ominous street name sent Dominic Miles’s imagination aflutter. His
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How Dungeons and Dragons Taught Me to Embrace the Unexpected
With the 50th anniversary of D&D upon us, Matthew Palmer contemplates the impact that 35 years of
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Meet Paul A. Green
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
My First Fantasycon: Why I’m So Glad I Went!
Scotland-based fantasy writer Carl Bayley let his curiosity get the better of him and grabbed a
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Announcing the BFS Book Club!
Yet another perk of joining the BFS: get to know some of the best new speculative fiction reads,
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Beasts of Moor and Mine: Folklore and Folk Horror in the Cornish wilds
Ahead of her appearance leading a panel of folkloric fantasy writers in a London book store,
Tags: Cornwall, Fantasy, fantasy folklore, folk horror, Folklore
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Pendragon: The Grey Knight By Chaosium
A mysterious woman arrives at a tournament and both publicly challenges and then shames King
THE NIGHT ENDS WITH FIRE by K.X. Song.
Anlai, The Forbidden City, in the heart of Chuang Ning. The Imperial Commander’s decree
Pendragon Core Rulebook by Chaosium
There aren’t many characters in literature more famous than King Arthur and his Knights of
When Among Crows by Veronica Roth
The supernatural world runs alongside the mortal world, unseen by the ordinary people who are also
The Sword Unbound by Gareth Hanrahan
In the final pages of The Sword Defiant, Alf, hero of the Nine and friend to the elves, discovers
Crypt of the Moon Spider by Nathan Ballingrud
A gargantuan spider once lived on the moon in a vast network of caves under a forest that covers