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Good morning, Ria! She rises, dresses, makes breakfast for Jack, tends to the housework then makes dinner, wife, housemaid and lover, the perfect woman who maintains a strict

The human brain the most complex organ of the human body, the pinnacle of the random trials and many errors of evolution capable of rational deductions and complex

After another restless night of bad dreams, Noé walks through the forest where she finds what appears to be a body of a child, or something which resembles

The latest volume in the Science Fiction Classics range of the British Library edited by Mike Ashley, Menace of the Machine gathers fourteen stories originally published between 1894

A frequent visitor to the Edinburgh Fringe discussing subjects as diverse as the universe, numbers, willpower, The Simpsons and pockets in women’s clothing, London based Australian comedian of

Once regarded as a niche interest, a form of childish escapism, in a very real and demonstrable way science fiction has become the pre-eminent entertainment force of the

We live in a society in which automation has become so commonplace that its absence is more surprising than its presence, from suggestions which prompt our next online

A prolific and highly regarded author of science fiction novels whose output over four decades has earned him sufficient awards to fill several mantelpieces if not a cabinet,

There is much to be admired about Morgan. “She’s smart, smarter than any of us, but that’s not what makes her special,” says Doctor Kathy Grieff through the

It’s been quite a few years since Ken MacLeod last went into out space, the arena to which the divided protagonists aspired in his first novel, The Star