The winners of the British Fantasy Awards 2026 were announced at Fantasycon. Find out all the details on our blog.

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The winners of the British Fantasy Awards 2026 were announced at Fantasycon. Find out all the details on our blog.

In the latest instalment of his new essay series on queer horror, gothic scholar Bronte Rowan turns
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Lauren McMenemy chats with BFS Chair Shona Kinsella to clarify and make clear the Society’s
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