Month: January 2018

If a person is the sum of their memories and experiences, some are more defining than others; for modelmaker Sam Bloom it is the night he went drinking

Something is in the air in the small Welsh village of Penmynydd, a memory which will not sleep despite a generation having passed since a toddler vanished without

With the sounds of her crash landing mixing with voices from the past, Doctor Eva Novak of deep space research organistaion Navis awakens in an alien desert, thrown

Life has not been kind for twins Jude and Taryn and their elder sister Vivienne; ten years ago, when they were seven and she was nine, their suburban

Vietnam, a land of mystery veiled in mist, of secrets hidden in the deep forests and buried in the soft earth, in 1953 much of it was under

In the history of science fiction the end of the world has been threatened in many ways; environmental catastrophe, asteroid impact, the rise of hostile artificial intelligence, when

The casebooks of the great consulting detective of Victorian London, as serialised in The Strand Magazine by his dear friend Doctor John Watson, a total of sixty adventures

Space is big, space is cold, and space is largely empty, which may be why there is an attraction to the rare oases of warmth and light such

In frozen moments of time the young girls of the high school volleyball team practice in the afternoon sun, their toned and tanned legs and arms shown off

In one corner of the debate on the future – or otherwise – of humanity sits Professor Stephen Hawking, physicist and cosmologist, one of the most learned and