A masterpiece on alternative history and science, Joseph P. Farrell’s book Genes, Giants, Monsters And Men is a speculative and riveting trip back to a strange future.

I will for ever remember the summer of 2011 — for its beauty, for its light and for its tranquillity, and despite its anger and rage and the prophecy of change…

When I discovered the art of Michelle “Shell” Rummel, I was instantly mesmerized by her work. She masters complexity and simplicity in fascinating ways.

When I was young, I often slept on a wooden giant that had outgrown eternity in the garden of my grandparents. My grandmother told me she saw pictures…

Review of Alastair Reynolds’ novel Terminal World. Sooner or later we will see a movie that is based on or at least inspired by a an Alastair Reynolds novel…

The Giza pyramids are the biggest headstones in human history, Pharaoh tombs, old as the hills and shrouded in mysteries – an impressive sight with a back story…

Louise Bourgeois’ Maman in front of the Tate Modern (London) was a celebrity in its own right. The ‘message’ though seems too simple and too complex for superficial stardom…

The London Eye, an observation wheel in the middle of London, with a circumference of 1.392ft (424m), and a 25 miles (40km) view on a clear day…

A photographer is not a painter is not a photographer… though both are creating the same thing: images. If you’ve ever done both, even at the same time…