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Peut-on rester normal en cherchant à comprendre l’horreur ? Pourquoi être enquêteur criminel, et écrire sur de tels sujets ? Les romans de Maxime Chattam explorent ces thèmes et bien d’autres…

What world do we live in, for what is left of it? How did we get there? And does it serve any purpose to wonder about that? The disaster is not very difficult to contemplate. Just go to the beach. The best question is certainly: “what can be done?”, and take action. Quickly.

Science fiction is a metaphor for the present. This way, it is utopia’s continuity, so which utopia does Robert Charles Wilson portray to us ?

The Culture series is a whole scièfi universe built by the Scottish writer Iain Banks. This small article presents some of the major themes of the novels : utopia and reality, machine and life, and frontiers of reality.

Eyvind Earle (April 26, 1916 – July 20, 2000) was an American artist, author and illustrator, noted for his contribution to the background illustration and styling of Disney animated films in the 1950s.

The novels of Michael Marshall Smith blend genres: science fiction, crime, horror and philosophical speculation. The intruders TV show gave to his work a large audience.

some album reviews to shine a light on artists or albums maybe too little known, or which in any case deserve a special mention because of the truly creative dimension of their music: Chronotope project, Stephen Parsick, Proton Kinoun / Kasper Weensgaard, Pjusk and a Steve Roach’s album, The Delicate Forever.

Time out of Joint is a Philip K. Dick’s novel very close to the famous movie Truman Show. Here is complete analysis of this novel.

Imagination lives from the search for atmospheres and climates. Here are some paths for traveling, inner exploration, prospective, utopian discoveries and speculations on the vanishing lines of what the present conceals.

Here are some pathways of traveling, inner exploration, prospective, utopian discoveries and speculations on the vanishing lines of what the present conceals, or ways to turn away from it through the portals opened by literary creation.