Suffering From Con Overwhelm? Volunteering Can Help!
Kiwi-born, UK-based writer Lauren Broughton reflects on finally getting to her first Worldcon in
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The Enduring Appeal of Elves in Modern Fantasy Literature
With his debut novel, The Origin of the Wolf, out this week, Welsh author Danny Beeson considers
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Meet Rym KechachaÂ
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Ask an Agent: August 2024
In this monthly column, we check in with one of our resident agents to answer those questions
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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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All the Dead Lie Down by Kyrie McCauley
Tragedy strikes young Marin Blythe, leaving her alone, without relatives, but out of the blue, she
After World by Debbie Urbanski
Welcome to the Afterworld. A project to save humanity and to end humanity. To give the world a
The Isle of the Gods by Amie Kaufman
When Macean, the god of risk, went to war against Valus, the god of merriment, and completely
If I Have to Be Haunted By Miranda Sun
Your first love will always haunt you… So warns the cover of “If I Have To Be
Bloom by Delilah S. Dawson
Delilah S. Dawson is better known to me as the author of “Star Wars: Phasma†and some
THE GAUNTLET AND THE BROKEN CHAIN by Ian Green
The immortal mage, Tullen One-Eye, the one they call Deathless, is back. Lothal, the god-wolf, is