Author: Michael Flett

A conference in the English countryside, far from the bustle of Hong Kong and his apartment next door to that of his girlfriend May Chen and the endless

President Thaddeus Ross ran on the campaign slogan of “together,” a belief in and a promise of unity, an ideal which once applied to the Avengers until their

It was on the album Hesitation Marks that Trent Reznor sang of his feelings of being “a copy of a copy,” while on the Mariposan colony in another

Gregory Tudor was only a child when Butch “The Ice Cream King” Brickle was gunned down on the street outside his home, blood splattering the street alongside the

Everybody wants something. Charlotte would like the diner air conditioning to work. Vernon would like the gas truck to show up to fill the empty pumps. Miles would

For Will, the invitation is an unexpected sideswipe, his ex-wife Eden and her new husband David emerging from their self-imposed exile to gather friends they have not seen

It is a grudge of generations, a rolling vengeance which has swept back and forth like the tides for over a century which has now resulted in Lord

A trilogy of stories originally published in consecutive issues of the British periodical Science Fiction Adventures from March to July of 1962, Spoil of Yesterday, The Word Not

“This isn’t a frat; it’s a half-way house for morons.” The initiation ceremony for new pledges grudgingly undertaken by AJ and Keith solely to get them out of

Located on a remote Scottish island the walls of St Augustine’s stand strong against the coming storm, under the care of the Mother Superior and the watchful eye