Voting is now open for the British Fantasy Awards. Voting period runs from 16 April to 3 May; members and Fantasycon ticket holders can vote. Full details in our blog.

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Voting is now open for the British Fantasy Awards. Voting period runs from 16 April to 3 May; members and Fantasycon ticket holders can vote. Full details in our blog.
We have six readings from a range of authors – fantasy, science fiction and horror – to help you…
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BFS Archivist and Stockholder Karen Fishwick—also a regular volunteer and organiser of genre conventions—reflects on how we can make…
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We have six readings from a range of authors – fantasy, science fiction and horror – to help you…
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A conversation about artwork and extras add that something special to your book. Should we judge a book by…
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A conversation about artwork and extras add that something special to your book. Should we judge a book by…
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A discussion on the role and benefits of an editor. Why do they make your book better? And how…
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John Baker is an agent with Bell Lomax Moreton, where he focuses on building his own cultivated list, shaped…
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Corinne Pollard shares her highlights from a full weekend in Derby for the UK Ghost Story Festival.
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Sarah Elliott reflects on her day at the UK Ghost Story Festival, finding it to be an inspiring space—despite…
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A little later than anticipated, but more than worth the wait, the BFS is honoured to announce our third…
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