The 1953 movie "Genevieve" starts in the Temple area of London, where Alan, a young barrister, leaves work for that weekend...

In John Wyndham's novel The Day of the Triffids , Bill Mason attempts to make a new life in the Sussex Downs. These are a range of c...

Brighton, England In Wyndham's novel The Day of the Triffids , some communities prove less open to strangers than others. Th...

My journey to the Seven Sisters along the south coast of England, back in 2013, keeps coming back to me. Maybe I'm watching James Her...

A quiet day in Cromer, England Nevil Shute's 1928 novel  So Disdained  (published as  The Mysterious Aviator  in the United State...

I've never met Robert B. Parker, but I have met Peter F. Hamilton. Hamilton's a hero of mine, as he wrote the mammoth Night's...

At the World Fantasy Convention held in Brighton, England in November 2013, I had the opportunity to attend a reading by Mary Robinette K...

St. Stephen's Church in Brighton, England, currently used as a homeless shelter. Terry Pratchett loves to write. As he told fans at...

A Police Station in Brighton, England Author Terry Pratchett has been writing Science Fiction and Fantasy stories since the early 1970s...

A robot dog gazes across the Thames at prestigious Chelsea This blog entry continues from Monday's entry "Peter F Hamilton on ...

Last year, I attended a reading with Peter F Hamilton at the World Fantasy Convention in Brighton, England. I arrived early, and found the...

Kim Stanley Robinson's 2013 novel  Shaman follows young Loon for several, crucial years. After his two week test of manhood, his comm...

I'm sure the locals, and perhaps most of the English, are used to the idea of a rocky beach. But I'll never forget the crunching ...

In his 1908 novel The Blotting Book , E. F. Benson introduces us to Edward Taynton, a pillar of Brighton's community. He's a resp...

In "A Reason to Time-Travel?" I introduced you to the Old Steine Gardens, and shared photographs of the Victoria Fountain.  On a r...