Tag: science fiction

Released in late 2010 and directed by brothers Greg and Colin Strause, like their previous feature Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, Skyline was more of a showcase for the

From the opening shot, it’s all falling apart, a fragment of memory creeping up behind Frank Lerner triggered by a photograph of a place he has never been

The genre which casts perspective on our present and the ever shifting future, the forms of science fiction have a longer history than even some who work within

With factions breaking into fractions, the established systems of governance dissolving as the infrastructure crumbles and hope attenuates into the vacuum, scrabbling in the dirt of what remains

In his twenty published novels, Chris Brookmyre has always pushed against the boundaries of the crime thriller genre he works within, with investigative journalist Jack Parlabane investigating the

Released from the confines of The Caves where he normally appears for the Edinburgh launch of his novels, on the evening of 8th November Chris Brookmyre was in

In the near future the damage from climate change has led to disaster and destruction on an unparalleled scale, and from hurricanes ripping apart cities to heatwaves killing

An entire trilogy published in less than eighteen months, given the complexity of The Corporation Wars and the shifting alliances and allegiances of the parties involved it is

A fourteen year old girl should not have a “things to do before I die” list, but for Amy Sullivan that is the nature of life under siege,

We live in a world of science and technology, marvels to hand which fifty years ago were undreamed of, near global access to a communications network which allows