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Oct 31, 2026
Josh CurranNARRATOR
They sit still and watch me approach, drinking me in, urging me to do my best work.
Luke KondorHOST
Off Book was written by British Fantasy Award nominated author Dan Howarth, a writer of gritty northern weird horror, folklore, supernatural nastiness and a sort of societal decay that makes you feel slightly worse about leaving the house.
Luke KondorHOST
Dan is the author of Last Night of Freedom, Lion Hearts, Territory, and the collection Dark Missives.
Luke KondorHOST
His short fiction has appeared in Weird Horror Magazine, Catonic Matter Quarterly, Motives Unknown, New Northern Crime, and, of course, here on The Other Stories.
Frances KeilandHOST
He won the Ray Bradbury Prize for Science Fiction in 2020 for his novel The Only Good Indians, another horror novel, and that we have that in the collection as well.
Frances KeilandHOST
And the Buffalo Hunter Hunter has won multiple awards, including the Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel, the Locus Award for Best Horror Novel, the Nebula Award for Best Novel, and the British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel.
Frances KeilandHOST
And the author cites the novels of Louis L'Amour as an influence on his development as a writer, stating that, for better or worse, those pulp Westerns are now part of my DNA as a writer.
Frances KeilandHOST
A review from iReview Westerns website says, this is not a book to be missed if you appreciate great storytelling, richly detailed period pieces and love a slow burn.
Tom MerrittHOST
Makes sense.
Tom MerrittHOST
Ruth pointed out that the British Fantasy Awards were announced last night at the British Fantasy Awards Convention in Glasgow.
Tom MerrittHOST
It'd be weird if they were somewhere else.
Tom MerrittHOST
Winners included Best Fantasy Novel for Upon a Starlit Tide by Kel Woods, Best Horror Novel, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones, Best Newcomer, The Outcast Mage by Annabelle Campbell, and Best Novella, The River Has Roots by Amal El-Matar.
John CoxonHOST
But I didn't go in the first place, so it was all right.
Liz BattyHOST
Yeah, we will put the British Fantasy Award winners in the show notes.
John CoxonHOST
Will we?
Liz BattyHOST
Yeah, because I will find them and put them in the show notes.
Kate CuthbertHOST
Today we're speaking to Michaela Clements and Anjali Dutta.
Kate CuthbertHOST
Mick and Ange are the authors of Feast While You Can, which was shortlisted for Best Horror Novel by the British Fantasy Awards and described as adventurous, exciting, fantastical, and erotic by the New York Times.
Kate CuthbertHOST
As well as The View is Exhausting, chosen as a book club pick by Goop and Good Housekeeping and called A Perfect Summer Romance by Vogue.
Kate CuthbertHOST
Between them, their writing has been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, Times Literary Supplement, Guardian, and many other outlets.
Matt DoveyHOST
She can be found at aelanier.com or bluesky at aelanier.bsky.social Peter Adrian Behravesh is an Iranian-American writer, editor, audio producer and narrator.
Matt DoveyHOST
For these endeavours, he has won the Miller and British Fantasy Awards and been nominated for the Hugo, Ignite and Aurora Awards.
Matt DoveyHOST
His interactive novel, Heaven's Revolution, A Lion Among the Cypress, is available from Choice of Games, and his essay, Pearls from a Dark Cloud, Monsters in Persian Myth, appears in the Oxford Handbook of Monsters in Classical Myth.
Matt DoveyHOST
He co-edited the Iran Plus 100 anthology from Comma Press and he currently works as a story lead for Magic the Gathering.
Jake Casella BrookinsHOST
That collection was also shortlisted for the Ignite.
Jake Casella BrookinsHOST
And just this past week, it also won the British Fantasy Award.
Jake Casella BrookinsHOST
So...
Jake Casella BrookinsHOST
Sorry for screwing that up.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
And Adam also writes a cracking short story.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
His first collection, Some Will Not Sleep from 2016, won a British Fantasy Award.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
Before You Wake is a cool little digital collection and audiobook.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
Weird and Other Derelictions is a short story collection written without any living characters or dialogue.
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Martin VauxHOST
Yeah.
Martin VauxHOST
Now, I could pick your brains all day, but I'm gonna try and limit my questions a little bit, starting with The Ritual.
Martin VauxHOST
The book was published in 2011 and won major accolades, including the 2012 British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel and the RUSA Best Horror Novel.
Martin VauxHOST
For people who might not have heard of it, tell us a little bit about The Ritual, and also could you have imagined this story going on the journey it has done?
David GreenHOST
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David GreenHOST
And joining me today, I am very, very excited to be with the British Fantasy Award winning, multi-book writing, awards nemesis of mine, Jen Williams.
Jen WilliamsGUEST
[laughs] Hi, thanks for having me, Dave.
Jen WilliamsGUEST
It's nice to see you.
Jen WilliamsGUEST
But yeah, other things have been going on, it's fair to say.
Jen WilliamsGUEST
So, um, hopefully next year, I think.
David GreenHOST
I mean, obviously, like the last time you went, you won the British Fantasy Award, so it's probably...
David GreenHOST
It's a good one to stay off, like, "I'm not going to anymore for a while."
Molly TempletonHOST
Like Ursula, Kelly Sue crosses a lot of genres and art forms, including film and TV, comics and manga, and books and stage.
Molly TempletonHOST
She's a New York Times best-selling author, whose awards include the British Fantasy Award, the Inkpot Award, the Eisner, and the bronze medal for international manga from Japan, as well as Hugo Award and Oregon Book Award nominations.
Molly TempletonHOST
Kelly Sue may be best known for her work in the Marvel universe, especially for her take on Captain Marvel, but her career covers more ground than that.
Molly TempletonHOST
She began her work in comics with tens of thousands of pages of English adaptations of Japanese manga.