Tag: invasion

The culmination of a lifetime of selfless self-examination and three years of dedicated work, highly-regarded playwright and veteran performer Christian Dart’s semi-autobiographical tragicomedy The Worrisome Troubles of Timothy

Agents Sam and Christian of the Bureau for Alien Defence have a problem: the body-hopping entity Pax the Consumer is on the loose, anyone in the immediate vicinity

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

When the world ends, it will come to everyone differently but it will come to them all simultaneously; in rural Australia, where nothing more exciting than roadworks and

In the history of science fiction the end of the world has been threatened in many ways; environmental catastrophe, asteroid impact, the rise of hostile artificial intelligence, when

“It was the beginning of the rout of civilisation, the massacre of mankind.” So wrote H G Wells in chapter seventeen of The War of the Worlds, his

It has been twenty years since the alien attack on Earth. Twenty years since the world cried out in one (American) voice “We will not go quietly into

Can it really be fifteen years since Paul Verhoeven’s Starship Troopers was released? Taking the structure and events of Robert A Heinlein‘s source novel, often dismissed as fascist