I've been working (very slowly) on a article for TQF (or maybe a booklet) to celebrate the society's 50th anniversary in 2021, and as part of that I made the following list of Allen's short story series:
- #1: Journal of the Eldritch Plains by Allen Stroud. 20pp.
- #2: The Drinker of Tears by Sandra Unerman. 14pp.
- #3: Poison Tree by Gary Couzens. 16pp.
- #4: Feast of Fools by Nicky Peacock. 17pp.
- #5: The Travellers by M.D. Kerr. 17pp.
- #6: Mind of its Own by Geoff Nelder. 13pp.
- #7: The Rat Catcher's Dance by Andrew Knighton. 13pp.
- #8: Summer of Ants by Pauline E. Dungate. 15pp.
- #9: You Have Reached Your Destination by Peter Sutton. 15pp.
- #10: Ella by Jemma Picken. 18pp.
- #11: Ash Flower by James Brogden. 12pp.
- #12: Empire Is No More by Nigel Robert Wilson. 20pp.
- #13: Putting on a Brave Face by Rowena Harding-Smith. 10pp.
- #14: Mycul Zas by Clint Wastling. 26pp.
- #15: The Contract by Lisa Farrell. 19pp.
- #16: Milk by Rowan Bowman. 14pp.
- #17: Only the Broken Remain by Ian Steadman. 12pp.
- #18: Our Ghost by Sandra Unerman. 15pp.
- #19: Elise Ridley, There Are Castles in the Sky But Not for You, M.M. Lewis. 16pp.
- #20: The Final Act by Edmund Glasby. 17pp.
- #21: The Boom Show by Anne Wrightwell. 13pp.
- #22: Coquetry, She Disdained by Stephen Theaker. 16pp.
- #23: Daddy by Rowena Harding-Smith. 8pp.
- #24: Five Black Bolts by Michael Button. 13pp.
- #25: The Gaze of the Abyss by Edmund Glasby. 13pp.
- #26: Bicycle by Marilyn Thompson. 12pp.
- #27: The Silence by Lisa Farrell. 11pp.
- #28: Emeralds of Eros by Clint Wastling. 25pp.
- #29: Lenore! by Cheryl J. Sonnier. 15pp.
- #30: The Curse of Narcissus by Suzy A. Kelly. 16pp.
- #31: The Manual by Robin Lupton. 15pp.
- #32: Soul Cages by Lucy Stone. 17pp.
- #33: Next in Line, by A.N. Myers. 9pp.
- #34: Afore the Master by Suzy A. Kelly. 7pp.
- #35: Ice Heart by Marilyn Thompson.
- #36: Monster for Hire by Jason Gould. 20pp.
Worth £20 on their own, quite apart from the other benefits of BFS membership, and I hear that #22 is particularly good!
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