at the same time, but generally included some combination of fantasy, science-fiction and horror-related fiction, articles, poetry and artwork. Its editors included: Rosemary Pardoe, issues 1–4, 1971–72 Adrian Cole, issues ?–6, 1973–? Adrian Cole and David A Sutton, issues 7–? Stephen Jones Mike Chinn and John Merritt, issues 19–22, 1979–1981 David A Sutton, issues 23–29, 1981–? David J. Howe Peter Coleborn, Mike Chinn and Phil Williams, issue 37, 1998 Peter Coleborn and Mike Chinn, issue 38, 1999 Debbie Bennett, issues 39–46, 2001–2004 Marie O'Regan, issue 47, 2005 Marie O'Regan and Jenny Barber, issues 48–49, 2005–2006 Peter Coleborn and Jan Edwards, issues 50–52, 2006–2008 Stephen Theaker, issues 53–57, 2008–2010 The BFS Journal The BFS Journal is produced biannually and collects together non-fiction articles on Fantasy, Horror and Science Fiction. These include academic papers, book and film reviews, author interviews and more. The current editor for the BFS Journal is Allen Stroud, who took over from Stuart Douglas in 2016. Members Another notable member of the British Fantasy Society is the author Stephen Gallagher. References Sources Peter Roberts, "British Fantasy Society", The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, ed. by John Clute and Peter Nicholls (New York: St Martin's Press, 1995), p. 159 David A Sutton, “When Dark Horizons Turned Magenta”, Dark Horizons 50 (2007), pp. 4–5 Debbie Bennett, “21st Century Horizons”, Dark Horizons 50 (2007), p. 72 Mike Chinn, “From Dinosaurs to Disks: Fifty Issues of Dark Horizons”, Dark Horizons 50 (2007), pp. 88–89, 2007 External links British Fantasy Society Organizations established in 1971 Science fiction organizations British fantasy 1971 establishments in the United Kingdom Fantasy organizations Clubs and societies in the United Kingdom