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- 1971
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Events
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- BFS Open Night
The George
Friday, December 4 at 7:00pm - BFS Open Night (York)
York Brewery
Saturday, January 30 at 8:00pm
The British Fantasy Society Tony Williams casts his eye over issue three of New Horizons, edited by Andrew Hook for the BFS. Issue four arrived recently from the printers...
Source: sciencefictionfantasy.blogspot.com
A catch-up with various items this week.New Horizons is the British Fantasy Society's magazine of new fiction. Issue 3 has been with me for a while, but that pile by my bedside has been stacking up….The ...
The British Fantasy Society Joe Hill's new novel on the way, Postscripts down to two (longer) issues a year...
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Hi, folks; Fresh from a flurry of trick-and-treaters plus the now almost obligatory re-watching of a few fave movies (Forbidden Planet, Hallowe'en, the
Simon Gosden Fantastic Literature's November Booklist is posted on line - you can visit it at http://www.fantasticliterature.com. 10% discount for BFS members, as normal.
The British Fantasy Society Time to start thinking seriously about your recommendations for next year's British Fantasy Awards...
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Welcome to the opening phase of the British Fantasy Awards 2010!Current members of the BFS, members of FantasyCon 2009 and members of FantasyCon 2010 have until 14 February 2010 to make recommendations for the British Fantasy Awards. ...
The British Fantasy Society Received for review in Prism: Silent Night, Deadly Night!
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Directed by Charles E. Sellier Jr.. With Lilyan Chauvin, Gilmer McCormick, Toni Nero. After his parents are murdered, a young tormented teenager goes on a murderous rampage dressed as Santa, due to his stay at an orphanage where he was abused by the Mother Superior. ...
The British Fantasy Society Ansible 268! News of the 3rd edition of the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, Cordwainer Smith's love of bras, and Simon R. Green's opinion of Birmingham's walk of stars...
Source: news.ansible.co.uk
From Dave Langford, 94 London Road, Reading, Berks, RG1 5AU. Web news.ansible.co.uk. Fax 0705 080 1534. ISSN 0265-9816 (print) 1740-942X (e). Logo: Dan Steffan. Cartoon: Brad Foster. Available for SAE or the 19 equations of Sciomnia.
Darren Pearce Here's a link to an experimental sci-fi blog that's in the form of a diary I've been writing on, http://1of26.blogspot.com/
The British Fantasy Society Two extra awards for the DGLAs: best newcomer and best cover art.
Source: www.gemmellaward.com
When we established The David Gemmell Legend Award For Fantasy it was with the intention of subsequently introducing further award categories to cover other aspects of the fantasy genre. We are now pleased to announce two new, additional awards, to be presented at next year’s ceremony. ...
The British Fantasy Society If you have any news or reviews for December's issue of Prism, make sure you get them in to the appropriate people this week.
The British Fantasy Society If you're taking part in NaNoWriMo - or writing a more serious novel, for that matter - yWriter is worth a look. Constantly being improved, it was brilliant to begin with.
Source: www.spacejock.com
yWriter5 is the latest version of this free novel writing software, designed to help you write a book by organising chapters, scenes, characters and locations in an easy-to-use interface.
The British Fantasy Society NaNoWriMo starts at midnight! By the end of November there will be ten thousand new novels in the world! Most of them appallingly bad of course, but that's half the fun!
Neil
This
Friday 30th October at 8.30 THE COMPANY OF WOVLES is screening at the
Little Theatre Cinema in Bath, with producer Stephen Woolley there to
introduce it - while on Sunday November 1st at 8pm they're screening
the Terence Fisher's DRACULA. It's a good weekend to visit Bath!
The British Fantasy Society On BBC4 tonight, Ghosts in the Machine, discussing supernatural television in the UK - including The Stone Tape, Ghostwatch and Whistle and I'll Come to You.
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
Documentary chronicling the supernatural on British TV, revisiting controversial shows.
The British Fantasy Society Jonathan Maberry asks lots of top horror folk (including our President) where they think the genre is, and where it's going.
Source: jonathanmaberry.com
I asked several of today’s most important authors of horror fiction to discuss the genre. Joining me today are Del Howison, Joe Landsdale, Ramsey Campbell, Christopher Golden, Deborah LeBlanc, Scott Nicholson, Ellen Datlow, Ray Garton, David Wellington, and Joe Nassise. ...
Pamela Glasner
I am SO glad to have found you!
I am an author and my dark historical fantasy, "Finding Emmaus" just launched Oct 1st. http://www.lodestarre.com/FindingEmmaus.
I am interested in learning as much as I can about the UK market as possible and you seem to have more of the sort of info in one place than anyone else I've found so far.
I am pleased to meet you and look forward to getting to know you.
Hope you have a great week.
~~Pamela~~Read More
I am an author and my dark historical fantasy, "Finding Emmaus" just launched Oct 1st. http://www.lodestarre.com/FindingEmmaus.
I am interested in learning as much as I can about the UK market as possible and you seem to have more of the sort of info in one place than anyone else I've found so far.
I am pleased to meet you and look forward to getting to know you.
Hope you have a great week.
~~Pamela~~Read More
