The TV That Made Us: Object Z (1965)
In his semi-regular column on the TV that made us SFFH fans, Gary Couzens revisits Object Z—an
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From Pen to Print: Daniel Willcocks on Slay
With the latest entry in the Twisted Tales series about to be unleashed, Daniel Willcocks returns
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A Somewhat Festive Geeky Gift-Giving Guide
As much as we’d like to run and hide from this fact, ’tis now the season for thinking gifts. So for
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Meet Eric Huang
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
Ask an Expert: November 2025
In this monthly column, we pose your questions to an expert in a specific field of speculative
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Meet Valeriya Salt
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Call of Cthulhu: The Sutra of Pale Leaves – Twin Suns Rising
Japan has been many things throughout its history; it has been an innovator across numerous sectors
Brigands and Breadknives by Travis Baldree
Travis Baldree found massive success with Legends and Lattes, which you’ll find on every
The Ragpicker King by Casandra Clare
There are some series of books that can be picked up and understood, wherever the readers starting
The Damned King by Justin Lee Anderson
Aranok used the sunstone to close the gate and save Traverylyn from the Thakhati, but it took a
Fiend by Alma Katsu
The Berisha family is blessed. They run one of the largest import/export companies in the world and
Sword Catcher by Cassandra Clare
One of the considerations an author has in creating a setting for a science fiction or fantasy