Tag: Ray Bradbury

It should be a day of celebration for Polly Ann and Peter Horn, the birth of their first child, mediated by all the advanced medical techniques of the

Having considered the possibilities and occasional hazards of time travel, artificial intelligence and monsters both from within and beyond in his earlier anthologies for the Science Fiction Classics

Published alongside their retrospective consideration or our nearest celestial body, Moonrise – The Golden Age of Lunar Adventures, the British Library also look further afield to our next

There can be no greater tribute to the power, insight and depth of a work of literature than that it continues to be relevant and even grows in

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

Life is hard but predictable for Lora Robinson, fifteen years old as measured by the old calendar and soon to turn sixteen, but she has grown up on