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The eighties: consumerism, big hair and shoulder pads, real estate deals, arson, murder and revenge, the ingredients of every glossy soap opera. The first phase of the new
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In the Yemen, the dust blows up in strange patterns, frightening the camels; in Oklahoma, the crows hover over the field, tracing the formation of a crop circle
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Film
Published as a novel in 1965 after previously being serialised in Analog, Frank Herbert’s Dune is regarded as a masterpiece and landmark of science fiction in terms of
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She dropped into their lives without warning, unasked for, uninvited, and unwanted as far as Donna and Michael are concerned, but they have no say in the matter,
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Time is cruel and when history repeats itself the wounds are reopened like it was just yesterday; sitting in her local, drowning her sorrows like every other day,
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It’s been a tough year for Rosie and Melissa, and the anniversary of Amelia’s suicide is hitting them differently. Unable to take any more time off work, mother
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A blurred, indistinct, forbidding landscape, the livestock huddled against the wind and the snow, each other is all they have against the cruel indifference of nature, the same
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It has been twenty years since the funeral of Victor Dardelin, the churchyard crowded as the coffin was lowered to the gentle singing of crew of the ship
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Books
It could be argued that it was an act of kindness for Miguel de Ruyter to rescue the sole survivor of the unknown spaceship which exploded even as
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Books
In development hell, no one can hear you scream. The success of Ridley Scott’s Alien, released in 1979 and written by Dan O’Bannon from a story developed with
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