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They slip through their separate lives in a dazed dreamland, blinding themselves to what they do not wish to see: the maestro, a drug addicted jazz musician, and

It’s a working holiday for best-selling writer Sian Anderson as she isolates herself in “a two-thousand-year-old town” on the Greek island of Monemvasia, leaving her boyfriend John in

It’s far from happy families at the Gennadievitch household as Matvei decides to pay a visit to introduce himself to his girlfriend’s father, Andrey; heavily built, bad tempered

First published in 1927 and now reprinted as part of the Science Fiction Classics range of the British Library, The Man with Six Senses was the second novel

The town of Mercer, Ohio, is nondescript; tired, rusty, off the beaten track, not so much a has been as a never was, the adults content to go

It’s another day at the office for U S Marine Ray Garrison, the same as any other, except the office is the backstreets of Mombasa, Kenya, where he

Collaborators on over a dozen projects, some of them regarded as dramas, comedies, romances and war movies, it is with the western genre that both director John Ford

“There’s a woman called Tegan in Australia fighting for Aboriginal rights. There’s Ben and Polly in India, running an orphanage there. There was Harry. Oh, I loved Harry.

They apparently have nothing in common, the people who wake up in the field by the forest, gagged but unbound, in their midst a wooden crate which contains

When the protomolecule opened the ring gates, thirteen hundred of them, allowing humanity access to the farthest reaches of the galaxy, vast, unexplored regions of space and the