Fantasycon Policies
We want all of our members to feel safe and to enjoy themselves to the full, which is why we have employed the following policies. Click each one to read the full policy. [...]
BFS News
FantasyCon 2022
Fantasycon 2022 was being organised by Lee Harris, who sadly had to cancel because of financial issues. The BFS committee have been hard at work for the last week working out [...]
Pre-Order Now! THE LAST STORM by Tim Lebbon @timlebbon from @TitanBooks #BookReview #eco-thriller
THE LAST STORM by Tim Lebbon Titan Books, paperback: £8.99, eBook: £6.64 Reviewed by Dave Jeffery THE LAST STORM is the latest release from Tim Lebbon, multi-award-winning, [...]
To Catch a Moon by Rym Kechacha @RymKechacha from @UnsungTweets #BookReview #fantasy
To Catch a Moon by Rym Kechacha Unsung Stories, pb, £9.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming One evening in Mexico in 1955, painter Remedios Varo sits in her studio and writes a [...]
50 Years of Fantasy and Horror – 50 Years of SFFH and the BFS
We are delighted to announce the final panel for this weekend’s online event: 50 Years of SFFH and the BFS. We are very lucky to be joined by panellists who not only [...]
50 Years of Fantasy and Horror – Interview with Ramsey Campbell
When looking back over the history of both the BFS and of the genre community in the UK, it would be impossible not to notice the contribution of Ramsey Campbell. With a [...]
50 Years of Fantasy and Horror – Queer History in SFFH
Are you ready to join us on Saturday for the second Golden Jubilee Event Day? If you haven’t booked yet, get your tickets here: Buy tickets / Join the guestlist – 50 [...]
Fifty Years of Fantasy and Horror – Feminism in SFFH
We are really excited to be running our second Golden Jubilee event on 25th June via Zoom and we can’t wait to see you there. As before, tickets are free for members [...]
My Memories of the BFS by Teika Bellamy
My first experience of the BFS was in Peterborough, where Fantasycon 2017 was being held. I set out early Saturday morning by car, the backseat piled high with boxes of books [...]