Our latest anthology, The Eleventh BHF Book of Horror Stories: Strange Folk, Dark Places, is now available to buy on Amazon
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Our brand new anthology contains 24 horror stories on the subject of Christmas. Order it today and you'll get it through the post next Monday. #BHFbook10#AdventOfDoom
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If your story was on an advent calendar, what picture would lurk behind the door?
I would like to see an old-fashioned bobby, buttons polished and shiny, just ready to step out on his beat. That would be comforting to see, wouldn’t it?
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and I framed it around how I imagined Christmas was for people in Zennor Road in 1967. The working class families were certainly rough around the edges, although a strong moral code prevailed, and law and order won out at the end of the day. Or did it?
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His pictures are a perfect time capsule of eccentric characters, kids playing innocently in the street and very few cars around. Kill the Midwife is probably the first story I’ve researched extensively. It’s also one of the stories I’ve enjoyed writing the most...
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What inspired your story?
Research into my family tree gave me the idea. The Langs lived in Zennor Road in Balham, which was a run-down area of London. I discovered that life there was captured extensively by the photographer Paul Kaye in the 1960s...
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Kill the Midwifeby Stephen Lang @LangWriting
Tell us about your story:
Two young women see disturbing graffiti in 1960s south London, so they turn to an officer of the law for protection...
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NO SLEEPS TILL CHRISTMAS!
Our 10th anthology features 24 Christmas themed horror stories, one story per day for the Advent of Doom. Tomorrow I'll begin profiling our authors and asking them about their stories. #AdventOfDoom#BHFbook10