Tag: science fiction

She works at Video Vision, a warren of technological paraphernalia offering the nostalgic comfort of the analogue: valves, magnetic tape, scanning heads, cathode ray monitors, and of course

She first experiences it as an itch, a localised rash which won’t go away and scratching at it just makes it worse, but as the scab peels away

Every significant change brings upheaval to society, and with artificial intelligence supposedly on the cusp of displacing a significant part of the workforce what will the outcome be?

It’s quite the view from the windows in the restaurant at the Tycho, billed as mankind’s first hotel on the Moon, the guests greeted by concierge Clavius and

No mere domestic appliance graced with mobility and a dustpan and brush or egg whisk, Charles is much more than a robot, he is the gentleman’s gentlebot, a

Criss-crossing the continents, the railway network changed the shape of the world in the mid-nineteenth century, allowing swift, convenient and relatively inexpensive mass transit to distant locations; a

A peaceful people almost driven to extinction, the last survivors of the once beautiful planet of Jillucia are under attack by the forces of the Gavanas under the

It has been four years since Andrea Johnson lost her husband in an accident, now raising her young son Tim alone on the Greek island of Mykonos, a

John Grant is slipping unintentionally, and now that he has started he’s not sure how to stop, having departed in March 2071 but incongruously finding himself at the

It was perhaps something she should have anticipated, private investigator Aline Ruby and her partner Carlos Rivera arriving home via Rocosmos flight ME187, the Mars Express, in their