This entry is the first in an irregular series highlighting the people behind the material for the magazine. We kick off with Jamie Fry.....

Issue #7 is now available for download from the the new site:  http://fightingfantazine.co.uk/ 104 pages of Fighting Fantasy  goodness. Fe...

Here's a sneak peek at the art and text of the mini adventure for issue #7: In their place stands a tall, slender woman, glowing in the...

In a short update (the next post should hopefully be one announcing the arrival of the next issue), I can announce that the website for the ...

Here's the cover for issue #7, which I hope to be able to release at the beginning of September (in time for the 2nd birthday of the ma...

Apart from the current lack of an artist to illustrate the mini adventure (if either you or someone you know might be able to help with this...

I can now announce the winner of the AFF  competition launched in issue #6. First place, as judged by AFF  writer Graham Bottley is The Cur...

Issue #7 also features a second interview, this time with fan Paul Struth : Were you a great reader of fantasy fiction? Not really. The fir...

Writer Graeme Davis is interviewed in issue #7. Here's a sneak peek... How did you end up writing for Warlock magazine in 1985? I had b...

A reminder folks that the deadline for the AFF competition draws closer. Rules are here:  http://fightingfantazine.blogspot.com/2011/05/c...