Humanity reached out to the stars and the stars went away, whole planetary systems vanishing in “the Quiet Rapture,” the scattered survivors too few and with insufficient resources
It was happenstance prompted by irresponsibility, artist James Sunderland enjoying the open road and the clear mountain air as he lit a joint and in the momentary distraction
It is often the nature of science to be solitary, and few researchers are as isolated by distance and time as the astronomer, alone atop a hill through
It’s around two decades since photographer Alex Clark found moderate success with Death of the New West, his book on the decaying and deserted spaces of ghost towns
Crime out of control in overcrowded cities, exacerbated by homelessness and drugs, it has led to enclaves of segregation where lawlessness has taken over, forcing the justice system
The end of the road is approaching for Mickey, but rather than turning back and accepting her fate she has chosen to continue forwards; surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy
Established in northwestern Montana near the United States-Canadian border in 1910, covering over four thousand square kilometres and encompassing parts of the Rocky Mountain range, for over fifty
Through bitter experience Doctor Ian Kelson has learned something his young friend Spike is only now coming to comprehend, how not to cry for yesterday, cleansing the bodies
There is sun, surf, seagulls and sin on the beaches of Honolulu, Taryn and Donna pilots working for Molokai Cargo, carrying small freight around the islands and honeymooners
It has been eight months since Peter Smith awoke following a serious car accident, his identity known from his passport but his past a blank, a psychiatrist working
