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Lauren McMenemy

“It’s A Cheat Code”: Clarifying the BFS Stance On Generative AI

Lauren McMenemy chats with BFS Chair Shona Kinsella to clarify and make clear the Society’s

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A Very Important Note About Our Blog

The views and opinions contained in any blog, article, review, or testimonial featured in the

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Meet Liz Delton

Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they

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BFS Horizons To Increase Contributor Pay

BFS Horizons, the twice-yearly fiction magazine from the British Fantasy Society, is increasing its

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Corinne Pollard

Classic Halloween Monsters: The Ghost

Halloween is here! For those still looking for a costume, we bring you the final of Corinne

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Meet Damien Kelly

Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they

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Ask an Expert: October 2026

In this monthly column, we pose your questions to an expert in a specific field of speculative

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The BFS Writing Retreat 2027

The 2027 BFS Retreat is now open for expressions of interest—make sure to fill in the linked

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BFS Reviews

Melody Bowles

Goblin Market by AJ Hackwith

Goblin Market is a cosy take on the famous Rosetti poem. Goblin protagonist Toast grew up in the

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Sarah Deeming

All Hallows Eve; Stories of Halloween and Other Festivals of the Dead ed by Ellen Datlow

The nights are getting longer, and now is the time for horror and all things spooky. This is the

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Elloise

The Tarot Trials by Katee Robert

Kestrel lives in the shadows of a walled city in an area known as the Dregs, where she and her

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Pauline Morgan

Spiderlight by Adrian Tchiakovsky

Fantasy novels often contain a number of over-familiar tropes. There is the battle between Light

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Elloise

The Deep and the Drowned by Ian Green

Lieutenant of the Cil-Marie, Marion, is not a sailor, so she can only cling on as the ship

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Elloise

Fitcher’s Bird by A.G. Slatter

Chloe does not like the dark, so it is definitely time to leave the school library behind and head

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