Spring 2014 Open Night: Friday, 7 March 2014, 7pm

[Peter Coleborn]

The next Open Night is scheduled for Friday 7th March, from 7.00 pm

We are delighted to announce our special guest is writer SARAH PINBOROUGH, who will be interviewed by BFS Chair Mark Barrowcliffe.

Venue: The Phoenix Artist Club, 1 Phoenix Street, London, WC2H 8BU

Nearest tubes — Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly Line) and Tottenham Court Road (Northern and Central Line).

http://www.britishfantasysociety.co.uk/uncategorized/new-open-night-7th-march-london-special-guest-sarah-pinborough/

[Allen]

That's good news. I hope to make it although it might conflict with a family event. Will you be there, Peter?

[Rolnikov]

A reminder to everyone that the open night is tonight. I won't be there, but the chair will be, if you want to have a moan about me - or indeed any other aspect of the BFS!

[Allen]

No moans at all about you, Stephen, you're doing a sterling job.
At the moment it looks like just me, Sarah Pinborough and Mark Barrowcliffe are attending. Is anybody else going?

[Rolnikov]

Just had a look on Twitter, and James Barclay, Rob Shearman, Helen Marshall, Richard Webb and someone from Jo Fletcher Books have mentioned coming too.

[Rolnikov]

Jo Fletcher Books have tweeted a photo from the event.

[Allen]

It was a good Open Night last Friday at the Phoenix Artists Club. Special guest this time around was Sarah Pinborough; she was interviewed by Mark Barrowcliffe for half an hour and I won one of her books in a free raffle! Good to catch up with a few people such as Sara Townsend, Phil Ambler, David Gullen, Gaie Sebold, James Barclay and Rob Shearman. It was also pleasing to see a lot of unfamiliar faces, many of them a bit younger than me, which has got to be a good sign for the future of the BFS. Well done to our new Events Organiser Richard Webb.

[Peter Coleborn]

It was a good Open Night last Friday at the Phoenix Artists Club. Special guest this time around was Sarah Pinborough; she was interviewed by Mark Barrowcliffe for half an hour and I won one of her books in a free raffle! Good to catch up with a few people such as Sara Townsend, Phil Ambler, David Gullen, Gaie Sebold, James Barclay and Rob Shearman. It was also pleasing to see a lot of unfamiliar faces, many of them a bit younger than me, which has got to be a good sign for the future of the BFS. Well done to our new Events Organiser Richard Webb.

Sadly, Jan and I couldn't make it this time.

[Allen]

It would have been great to see you both there. I'm sure we'll catch up soon.