Following the success of the BFS booklets, the BFS began to publish fully-fledged books. Here is a list of some of them. If you know of any others, please get in touch.

Manitou Man: the Worlds of Graham Masterton

By Graham Masterton, Matt Williams and Ray Clark. Edited by David J. Howe. Introduction by Peter James. 1998. 240pp.

Miscellany Macabre

By Ken Cowley. Introduction by Ramsey Campbell. 1999. 80pp. £5.99. A world peopled with ghosts, phantoms and horrors from ages past.

The Spiral Garden

By Louise Cooper. 2000. 110pp. £5.99. Five of her short stories, including "St Gumper's Feast".

The Age of Chaos: the Multiverse of Michael Moorcock

By Jeff Gardiner. Introduction by Michael Moorcock. 2002. 116pp. ISBN 0 9538681 1 7. £7.99.

F20 one

Edited by M.P.N. Sims, L.H. Maynard and David J. Howe. 120pp. £6.99. Terrifying new stories of fantasy and horror.

F20 two

Edited by David J. Howe, M.P.N. Sims and L.H. Maynard. 120pp. £7.99. Seven deadly sins, seven deadly authors.

Cinema Macabre

Edited by Mark Morris. 2006. 246pp. Essays on horror cinema.

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The British Fantasy Society: a Celebration 

Edited by Paul Kane & Marie O’Regan. Cover artwork by Dominic Harman. 2006. £11.99.

Houses on the Borderland

Edited by David Sutton. Cover illustration by Les Edwards. 2008. 300pp. £11.99. Six novellas from some of the best British writers in the field today.

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In Conversation, A Writer's Perspective, Volume One: Horror

James Cooper. Cover design by Lee Thompson. 2009. 246pp. £15. Interviews with sixteen horror writers.

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Cover design by Lee Thompson. 2009. 296pp. Not on sale to the public. A very well-received anthology.

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OTHER PROJECTS 

Olde Horrors 

By Jim Pitts. Edited by Peter Coleborn. 1989. £5.00. This art portfolio was produced in a limited‑edition of 500 copies. Six prints from a master of fantasy art – the only such project so far undertaken by the BFS. 

The British Fantasy Society Calendar 2005  

The British Fantasy Society Calendar 2006