The Richmond Literature Festival
BFS member and author Natasha Mostert has been asked to deliver a speech at The Richmond Literature Festival along with Martin Amis, Tibor Fischer and Brian Chikwava. Entiled [...]
Ellen Datlow’s Honourable Mentions
Having room for only fifty honourable mentions in her Best Horror of the Year, Volume 1, Ellen Datlow has published the complete list online, and a number of members and [...]
Blind: a Shira Calpurnia Novel (Warhammer 40,000), Matthew Farrer
Review by Steve Dean In the darkness of space is the Bastion Psykana, a huge space station filled to the rafters with telepaths. These are the folk who transmit messages and [...]
Warpstone 15
Review by Craig Lockley Edited by John Foody. Continuing with more excellent articles and interviews, Warpstone, the Independent Magazine for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, is [...]
Gnosis, Philip Gardiner
Review by Craig Lockley Subtitled The Secret of Solomon’s Temple Revealed, Gnosis follows on from Gardiner’s previous works, The Shining Ones and The Serpent [...]
Envy of the Gods: If the Rewards Were Right, Andrea Savitch
Review by Karen Stevens The heir of the Duke of Ishtba, Atan, grows to manhood with his father’s lassitude leading to his neighbours expanding their borders at [...]
Realms of Fantasy (June 2006)
Review by M.P. Ericson This issue has a werewolf theme: a spooky full-moon cover, a Folkroots column on werewolves in folklore, and (in the fiction section) a modern [...]
Realms of Fantasy (April 2006)
Review by Karen Stevens Well, well – a copy of RoF without a skimpily dressed female on the cover! Instead we have ‘The Hounds of Morrigan’, a picture of the [...]
Best Horror of the Year volume one (ed. Ellen Datlow)
Ellen Datlow has posted her TOC for ‘Best Horror of the Year: Volume One’ and I’m happy to report that Simon Bestwick’s novella ‘The School [...]
Father Raven and Other Tales, A.E. Coppard
Review by Matt Johns As always with anything from Tartarus, the exceptional quality of the bookbinding strikes you first. Opening the volume, you are greeted with a brief [...]