Adrian Fletcher

If America do acquire Greenland, I wonder how long it will take for it to officially be renamed Trumpland?

Yet another story on the news that boils down to "how to deal with the fact that you're poor now" as though most of country having to struggle to get by is both normal and unavoidable. Almost as if the very people benefitting from an unfair system control the media narrative.

Unbelievable to see such a high profile author chatting with the BFS. Great work guys.

Enjoy the evening @justinleeanderson.com

On my way home @easterconuk.bsky.social. A great weekend and very enjoyable con. Met some new people, caught up with some familiar faces. Wonderful relaxed vibe to the whole thing.

Loving karaoke at @easterconuk.bsky.social. I'm a bad singer but I love karaoke so. It's always so supportive, with such great vibes and everyone having fun. I feel like it's the truest expression of what I want the world to be. Also, there's drinking.

First day of @easterconuk.bsky.social and I'm spending a bit of time at the @britfantasysoc.bsky.social table if anyone feels like saying hi or threatening me with violence

Not having a go at Newcastle fans. They've earned a celebration, and it's huge for them. But this is why sportswashing is a thing, the feeling of community, the idea that this state backed team is the same underdog. Newcastle has always been turns fans into Saudi apologists.

Seems like the government's plan to deal with the many pressing social issues is to have more tanks. So that's good, that'll be a big help. I'm sure our underfunded NHS is loving hearing that we're committing more money to being theoretically capable of killing more unspecified enemies.

The cover of A Pirate's Life of Tea shows a pirate in a crow's nest watching some birds against a cloudy sky

With the third book coming this year, today we take a trip to Cosy town with @torbooksuk.bsky.social and A Pirate's Life For Tea by Rebecca Thorne #BFSReview britishfantasysociety.org/review/a-pir...

The cover of the Book of Witching shows a book with illuminated text on a black background with a stylised red pattern that brings to mind Chinese dragons

Orkney set Gothic thriller The Book of Witching by C.J. Clarke from @harpercollins.bsky.social is "well-deserving of a place at the top of anyone’s ‘To Be Read’ pile" #BFSReview britishfantasysociety.org/review/the-b...

Another brilliant book from @hodderfiction.bsky.social @hodderscape.bsky.social @calah.bsky.social and team!

Not everyone likes to read their own work, so we're looking for volunteers.
Actors & audiobook specialists particularly welcome.
Credits & links will be posted on videos.
Email onlineevents@britishfantasysociety.org

Was already quite excited about this, am now VERY excited

The cover of The Knife and The Serpent shows a blue knife intersecting with a serpent eating it's own tale against a black and white stylised background

A sci-fi book who's spot on pacing and sparky dialogue make it "like watching a good 'buddy' movie." The Knife and the Serpent by Tim Pratt. Published by @angryrobotbooks.bsky.social #BFSReview britishfantasysociety.org/review/the-k...

I don't know how anyone could spend time on a hospital ward and come to any conclusion other than NHS workers are the best of us. Routinely let down by lack of investment, in staff numbers and equipment. Of the many reasons to hate Tories, their approach to the NHS is my most despised.

I’m contractually obligated to tell you guys the Boston Red Sox added Jhoestynxon Garcia to their 40-man roster and his nickname is “The Password.”

#NoRemorse