Author: Michael Flett

They’re on opposite sides of the law but they have more in common than they would ever like to consider; Detective Mike Breslin, his pregnant wife murdered by

December 27th, 1945; the war may be over but the friends who gather at the brownstone Brooklyn apartment of Lieutenant Colonel Clive Hockstatter to offer some cold comfort

Any technological revolution is built on the back of the workers who make it happen, be it the construction of railroads crossing continents, the miners who dig coal

Central Europe having been at war for over a decade, in April 1629 the orphan Aenlin Kane arrives in the Free Imperial City of Hamburg alongside her travelling

In prison for over forty-five years from his conviction in March 1971 until his death in 2017, the “insane influence” of cult leader Charles Manson apparently continues after

The circumstances of the marketing and distribution of any film and its subsequent reception by an audience are never predictable, yet it seems odd that almost thirty years

For over a year the hills of Gévaudan in the south of France were terrorised by a mysterious beast, a powerful predator with teeth like knives whose victims

A scheme hatched by a group of disenchanted co-workers, they were ostensibly led by the boastful Frans, but thinking he knew best and didn’t need anyone else his

Once upon a time the child in the red jumper stood alone in the green forest staring at the statue, a carved image of grace; which of them

A man wakes in a hospital bed, his wounds bandaged, his mind full of fire, explosions and sirens and a contrasting image of an old man in robes,