Author: Michael Flett

The first ever reality television show shot in space, filmed live in the Oort Cloud and transmitted back to Earth, the problem with the subjects of Personal Space

While never destined to reach a wide audience – a thought that would perhaps shock him just as much as his work would shock the masses – the

There’s a dead man in Mallory’s bathroom. She knows, because she just killed him – or at least she hopes she did, and the the last thing she

While Hogwarts may be perhaps the most famous magical academy, it is far from the only one and nor is it the first, for published in 1971 and

“Technology may have advanced but sin remains unchanged.” So says the Lord of Hell, informally known as Pinhead, to his scarred associate designated the Auditor, and he is

Doctor Phillip Reynolds is supremely, unapologetically arrogant; as a plastic surgeon, perhaps it comes with the territory, and he jokes with his interns at the hospital that as

Riding the waves in his mighty ship, the Saad, his Royal Highness Sir Elian Midas has left his kingdom for a life at sea, the only place where

The limits of a medium do not necessarily define the limits of the art which can be created within that medium; with the influx of new film from

It’s long been considered that Jaws, released in June 1975, was the film which established the phenomenon of the “summer blockbuster” which now dictates the budgets, release schedules

It’s been eighteen years since Alastair Reynolds’ first novel set in Revelation Space was released, though earlier short stories had introduced that universe, and it has remained his