The shortlisted works across all 13 categories of the British Fantasy Awards have been announced! Find out who’s in the mix over on our blog. Winners announced at Fantasycon in October.
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From Pen to Print: Xan van Rooyen on Born Of Malice
South African-born, Finland-based author Xan van Rooyen initially started their latest release as a cozy fantasy—until they…
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From Pen to Print: T. H. Huddleston on The Cracks
For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to…
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From Pen to Print: CL Hellisen on The Shape of Monsters
The Shape of Monsters is a different beast: already released on Audible, and up for best audio…
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From Pen to Print: Anna Orridge on Parch Marks
Inspired by anxiety over how the climate crisis might affect the places she loves, eco horror and…
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Be Route Curious: a Publishing Journey
Stephen Cox talks about his personal journey from trad-pub to self-publishing, and shares a lesson he learned…
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The Illuminated Man: Celebrating J.G. Ballard
Teika Marija Smits speaks with Nina Allan about The Illuminated Man, a new biography of J.G. Ballard written…
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From Pen to Print: Tracy Fahey on Down We Go Together
The ever-prolific Tracy Fahey is readying her second of three releases this year. Following on from Queens…
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Clive Barker: The Essential Stranger
As the BFS celebrates the return of Clive Barker to publishing, George Daniel Lea reflects on the…
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Why You Should Join a Writing Community
BFS member Emma Wilson tells us how writing communities online and in-person have improved her confidence and…
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From Pen to Print: Georgia Leighton on Maiden
On the heels of last year’s debut novel Spellbound, which reimagined Sleeping Beauty, Georgia Leighton is back…