Author: Michael Flett

Clara Reynolds has lost her shoe, and if she ever had any shred of consideration for another human being, she has lost that too, swerving her car wildly

In the basement of a rented house in Apopka, Florida, a man hides from his neighbours, the calls from his work from which he has been absent, from

It was on Saturday 8th October 1983 that the Van Heese family gathered at Ma’s mountainside ranch, back together for the first time since Michael left for college

A novel needs to be read, not explained, not paraphrased into a synopsis over a dinner party to an audience who are, at best, politely disinterested, but that

Is there any modern creator to have imagined so many ideas which have become iconic as did Gerry Anderson who along with his acknowledged collaborators numbers among his

Inequality is a steep slope; the lower down you are, the harder it is to get a firm footing to start climbing. Jess capable and determined, preparing for

Published in 1818 when the author was only twenty years old, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus is often regarded as one of the first works

Outside the mountain air and the water of the lake are crisp and clear, but inside Isaac’s room is dark and dusty, the window boarded up, the walls

Emily is an experienced babysitter; she knows how to play Marina and Mark to get them to cooperate and go to bed on time, she knows the tricks

The tropical island of Artouri believed by most to be uninhabited, only a few know that is home to a reclusive tribe ruled over by the high priest