Telefantasy and Society!

Just a reminder to everybody who reads this blog that the next big event is the Telefantasy and Society Symposium at the University of Lincoln, featuring us, Jamie Anderson of Anderson Entertainment, Shane Rimmer, and many more! Places are still available, but you'll have to be quick. Follow the link for booking information and details of the event.

After Weekender

Just a brief hello to everybody we met at the Sci-Fi Weekender; it was great that so many people came to see us at the Telos Table, and that By Your Command vol. 2 sold out within 90 minutes of opening! If you didn't manage to get a copy, click the link for the ordering page; and, if this is your first time visiting Magic Bullet, don't forget to like us on Facebook!

Unlikely Story!

An interview with Fiona Moore is now up at the Unlikely Story website:

http://www.unlikely-story.com/an-unlikely-interview-with-fiona-moore/

And don't forget to come and see us at the Sci-Fi Weekender this, erm, weekend!

Leave Only Footprints

You have till the end of the month to get Fiona Moore's new short story "Leave Only Footprints", about urban exploration in an alien-invaded Washington DC, at the Story of the Month Club website-- for as low as $1.50!

Telefantasy Symposium posters for you!

Click through the pictures to get full A4-sized posters that you can print out and hang in your home, office, workplace canteen, academic department, SF convention hall, or any other place you can think of where people might need to know about this! And of course, come along to the Symposium too if you can.

Buy Your Command

By Your Command: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Battlestar Galactica vol II (Reimagined Series) is now in release! Buy it here, or come see the Telos stall at the Sci-Fi Weekender next month, where we'll be signing copies!

Reign of Error

Happy February! This month, we bring you "35 Stupid Things about "The Reign of Terror" (and 15 Cool Ones)". This "50 Things" article is based upon actual historical facts about the French Revolution, which is more than one can say for the story it's about.