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From Pen to Print: Robert James Ryan
Professor emeritus Robert James Ryan has always been passionate about the Isle of Skye, a place he
Tags: author journey, debut, fairies, Fantasy, Mythology, Troubadour Publishing
Meet P.S.C. Willis
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
The TV That Made Us: Sky (1975)
In his semi-regular column on the classic TV that made us SFFH fans, Gary Couzens revisits 1975’s
From Pen to Print: Christian Bieck
From working as a futurist to inhabiting a world of magical cats that speak Basque—Christian
Tags: author journey, debut, Fantasy, YA
Meet Ben S. Eaton
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
I Am Your Father: The Problem of Shallow Parenting In A Galaxy Far, Far Away
With the first cinematic release from the Star Wars universe in many years about to hit our
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The Poorly Made and Other Things by Sam Rebelein
This book is a collection of short stories – all set around the fictional Renfield County. An
Seek The Traitor’s Son by Veronica Roth
Elegy lives in fear of the Fever. Fever is a disease which kills 50% of everyone it infects and
Watto’s Wisdom by by Ian Watson
Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller and there were less of them. It was possible to know,
Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs To Die by Greer Stothers
Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs To Dieis billed as a ‘hilariously gay fantasy romance’ and it
The Secret Romantic’s Book of Magic edited by Marie O’Regan &Paul Kane
There is a questionable belief among some parts of society that only women want to read romantic
Damned by Genevieve Cogman
Everyone has memories of the books they read when they were younger and retain impressions of what