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A new collection for 2025 of classic science fiction stories from a master of the genre, including the story that inspired Steven Spielberg's blockbuster film, AI: Artificial Intelligence Hello Earth, Are You There includes twenty-seven short stories
A masterful evocation of the future of nationhood and technology from the master of British science fiction. A stunning new edition of a modern classic. The titan of science fiction. Telegraph Forty years has passed and Europe now refers to vast swathes o
The Sun is about to go Nova. Earth and Moon have ceased their axial rotation and present one face continuously to the sun. The bright side of Earth is covered with carnivorous forest. This is the Age of vegetables. Gren and his lady - not to mention the t
'Greybeard is a potent elegy for the human condition ... beautifully observed and written, involving and profound' Adam Roberts Ecological disaster has left England a wasteland. Atomic testing in space has got out of hand and slowly the truth dawn
Curiosity was discouraged in the Greene tribe. Its members lived out their lives in cramped Quarters, hacking away at the encroaching ponics. As to where they were - that was forgotten. When Roy Complain loses his wife, he decides to find out. With the re
In Malacia, a city where change is forbidden and radical ideas are crushed, a war like no other is about to commence... The Brian Aldiss collection includes over 50 books and spans the author's entire career, from his debut in 1955 to his more recent
This new edition of Brian Aldisss classic anthology brings together a diverse selection of science fiction spanning over sixty years, from Isaac Asimovs Nightfall, first published in 1941, to the 2006 story Friends in Need by Eliza Blair. Including author
Helliconia is a planet that, due to the massively eccentric orbit of its own sun around another star, experiences seasons that lasts eons. Whole civilisations grow in the Spring, flourish in the Summer and then die in the brutal winters. The human-like in