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Announcing the winner of the BFI Voyager short story competition
Drum roll please – we have a winner for the BFI Voyager Short Story Competition! We’re extremely excited to be
Margaret Atwood Twitter Q&A with Francesca Haig and fans
For those of you who were unfortunately living under a rock (or away from social media) this weekend, we’re delighted
Rewriting the Script: Laura Liddell Nolen (@LauraLLNolen) gives 3 Reasons YA Sci-Fi Creates Spectacular Female Characters – #BFIVoyager
Ray Bradbury wrote that Science Fiction is the art of the possible. What are the limits of mankind’s abilities, and
Brian Cox’s Wonders of the Universe in Infographics Part 4 – #BFIVoyager
To explore the science behind science fiction, we have collected together some of the most illuminating infographics from Prof Brian Cox
Female Characters in YA Science Fiction, Christi J. Whitney (@ChristiWhitney) – #BFIVoyager
Males have traditionally dominated science fiction literature, but strong female protagonists are flourishing these days, especially in the realm of
The soundtrack to James Smythe’s The Explorer (@jpsmythe) – #BFIVoyager
James Smythe’s The Explorer has been compared to literary sci-fi greats like Kazuo Ishiguro and JM Coetzee, as well as incredible
Ingrid Seymour (@Ingrid_Seymour) on why the YA genre needs to keep pushing gender boundaries – #BFIVoyager
Compared to the not-so-distant past, commercial Sci-Fi now incorporates a significant number of female protagonists between its pages – a
In memory of ‘Crash’, by Beatrice and Fay Ballard – #BFIVoyager
To celebrate the re-publication of J.G. Ballard’s ‘Crash‘ with a new introduction from Zadie Smith, 4th Estate asked Beatrice and Fay, the author’s daughters,
Peter Newman (@runpetewrite) on Contact! – #BFIVoyager
For me, science fiction is all about contact, where human beings interact with new technology or new species and how