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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Latest news on our blog
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Turning Stranger Things Upside Down
Rick Danforth has re-watched all of Netflix’s supernatural flagship and now returns from the Upside Down to tell us about the good, the bad, and that ending…
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From Pen to Print: Nicki Pary
Bedridden due to chronic illness, Nicki Pary imagined escaping into another world. Those daydreams formed the basis of her first novel, A Teller’s Tale, which is out now through The Book Guild. She tells us more about what she calls a meta-novel about fantasy storytelling.
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Classic Genre Films: Dr Terror’s House of Horrors (1965)
Allen Ashley is training his eye on classic genre films, looking at not just the film but the context in which they were released. For the latest instalment in his series, he’s looking back at Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors from 1965.
Latest reviews
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Entwined by H.M. Long
Miss Ottilie Fleet knows him to be a smuggler, but she also recognises him to be a mage, from the silver tattoos that adorn his throat, visible in the moonlight. He is dressed in old clothes though, and shows no sign of a Guild ring.…
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RETURN OF THE ANCIENTS: Unruly Tales of the Mythological Weird edited by Katy Soar
Whatever your religious beliefs, myths and legends tend to hold a fascination. Although in some cultures tales of these elder Gods and Goddesses are taken seriously, for most, they are exciting fantasy tales, often filled with heroic deeds. Most of the stories of the higher…
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Green City Wars by Adrian Tchaikovsky
The future is green. Humanity’s old cities have been replaced by eco, bio diverse cities where humans and nature thrive hand in hand. Buildings are surrounded by plant life: trees, moss, ferns, ivy. It is a futuristic elven paradise. But all this natural luxury comes…