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With his sister Alice and brother Celstin, Thomas Van Hasebroeck was the optimistic and carefree child of a loving middle-class French family, their father a commercial pilot who

Out of a grainy, slowly moving monochrome image of objects so abstract and removed from context that their form can be discerned but no function can be determined,

A summer job at a bed and breakfast in Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye may be only a ferry ride away from the Kyle of Lochalsh on

The nights are long for Hank, alone in the old house he shared with his girlfriend Abby for ten years only to wake up one morning to find

They apparently have nothing in common, the people who wake up in the field by the forest, gagged but unbound, in their midst a wooden crate which contains

Maud has a calling, to help those facing terminal illness on their way, to ease their physical pain at the end and to prepare their souls for the

A blazing comet on an irregular orbit around the underground Los Angeles art scene, Dezzy Donahue is confident in her talent to the point of arrogance but unable

The anchor chain wrapped around the prow, the boat cuts through the black water through the fog towards the island off the coast of New England, the lighthouse

Time rolls on, but the rules remain the same: cardio, double tap, beware of bathrooms, seatbelts. It’s been ten years since Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita and Little Rock survived

Leaving her teaching job for a live-in position at the formidable but remote Fairchild Estate, Kate Mandell is keen to emphasise that the role is as a private