Author: Michael Flett

She works the night shift at the LT Store, her colleague Takuya Funabashi who hands over to her disrespectful to the point of rude, presumably feeling he has

It’s time to close, time to leave, time for an end of things, the lone patron sat at his table with the dregs of his pint as Rita

Against anything which could be regarded as prudence, Henry Violence has returned to his old neighbourhood, seeking out Jimmy Jazz at La Hacienda, focus of the punk scene

Musician Boyd Grayson has the looks, the talent and above all the attitude, the last learned from his mother, Jacqueline, with whom he resides at the ancestral home

It was at the time one of the most talked-about and successful films of the era, The Exorcist released in late 1973 and directed by William Friedkin from

It was a meteor, scarring the night sky 400,000 years ago, splitting the earth as burning fragments crashed down, something slithering from the crater and burying itself in

Once Evelyn was a strong, capable and independent woman, an anthropologist, an artist, a wife, a mother, but time has taken a toll; divorced, her daughter Sarah long

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley is disappointed in the compromises of her life and legacy, her key work Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus having initially been published anonymously, the world

It’s all about the numbers for Joe, the five years he has spent inside burned down to just three days left of his sentence, released into parole this

The long-gone retro year of 1987, a world of cathode ray tube televisions, floppy disks and videotaped entertainment, but Conor Marsh’s world is smaller and more basic still,