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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UK SFFH event stalwart Alex Davis is gearing up for his latest edition of Edge-Lit, coming up in Derby…
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With her forthcoming debut novel inspired by tarot cards, author Rachel Clarke reflects on how she used tarot cards…
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With the UK celebrating Neurodiversity Week, BFS web admin E.M. Faulds has penned this piece about discovering her own…
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The best thing about writing—and especially speculative fiction writing—is the places you can go, writes Carl Bayley, author of…
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Is it OK to read purely for escape? And is that what we need as the year draws to…
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As we continue to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Britain’s longest-running SFFH show—and the now-airing anniversary specials—here’s a peek…
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Today, Britain’s longest-running SFFH show turns the big 6-0. To celebrate, Brian M. Milton reflects on the generational influence…
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As the last instalment in our month-long horror focus, BFS poetry editor Ian Hunter looks at the darker side…
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Teika Marija Smits seeks the dark within us all, in this latest instalment in our month-long horror spotlight.
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Dark fantasy writer Kit Whitfield explores the intersection of horror and fantasy as part of the BFS Spooktober 2023…
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