Author: Michael Flett

It’s probably safe to say that Charlie’s pregnancy wasn’t planned; out on the town doing shots with the gang, she finishes the night throwing up in an alleyway

It’s somewhat unavoidable that over recent years the zombie movie has been done to death yet won’t lie down. There have been found footage zombies (Diary of the

Nothing succeeds like success, and nobody ever let the truth get in the way of a good story. Released in 2013 and billed as being “based on the

It may have opened with rain on the red carpet for world premiere gala of Jason Connery’s Tommy’s Honour, it closed with rain on the red carpet for

“History is the stories that leave a mark, the past that refuses to stay past.” It was in 2010 that Justin Cronin’s breakthrough novel The Passage was published,

It’s always far away. It’s always someone else. The terrible thing never happens to you. The apocalypse never comes in your lifetime. It was somewhere in Russia, a

It’s been quite a few years since Ken MacLeod last went into out space, the arena to which the divided protagonists aspired in his first novel, The Star

An unexpected guest of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Michael Eklund didn’t even know himself whether he would be able to attend the premiere of his film Eadweard,

It was in 1988 that Sharyn McCrumb published Bimbos of the Death Sun, set within a science fiction convention, the two protagonists being requested to judge the fiction

If anyone can do the impossible, it is Jeff Tracy and his sons, collectively known as International Rescue, with the help of their agents scattered across the globe