BFS Online: Something Monstrous, Monster Building
Monsters come in all shapes, sizes and forms, but how do you build the perfect one? What
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BFS Online: Something Monstrous, Author Interview
BFS Chair Shona Kinsella interviews New York Times bestselling author Scarlett St
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A Gathering of the Angels: Celebrating David Lynch, Live
Renowned Lynch enthusiast Keith B Walters chats with Lindsey Bowden, the creative director of A
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Meet Mark Stay
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
BFS Online: Something Monstrous, Readings
We have seven readings from a range of authors – fantasy, science fiction and horror – to help
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When the Dark Hits the Daylight: Fave Summer-Set Dark Fiction
The scary stuff doesn’t *have* to happen in the shadows—sometimes, the daylight can heighten the
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The Gryphon King by Sara Omer
When he was just fourteen, Bataar killed a gryphon, though the price he and his friends paid was
City of All Seasons by Oliver K. Langmead and Aliya Whiteley
Jamie Pike and Esther Pike are cousins, and they both live in the city of Fairharbour, which
The Book that Held Her Heart by Mark Lawrence
Anne Hoffman was minding her grandfather’s second-hand bookshop when a noise from within the many
Diathesis by Ishmael A Soledad
Set roughly 100 years in the future, Diathesis focuses on a selection of seemingly unconnected
Awakened by Laura Elliott
Post-apocalyptic UK. Microchips in people’s brains, designed to help them function better
Pendragon: Gamemaster’s Handbook
Chivalry, glory, romance, and adventure. What more could someone expect from the Arthurian tabletop