Bücher von Tim Major

Dr Jekyll and his monstrous alter-ego join forces with his ex-fiancee to solve a series of disappearances across Victorian London in this thrilling mystery, perfect for readers of Stuart Turton and James Lovegrove.

StoriesAdriana Kantcheva - The LibrarianBeatrice Alder - City of Corporate-Sanctioned DelightsBeth Faulds - A Flight of BirdsCallum McSorley - Great NothingJack Schouten - Requiem Played on a DecastringLouise Hughes - RelayMaya Chhabra - The AnchoressRichard Gregson - The Cactus FarmersTim Major - The Living MuseumFlash-fiction Competition Science Fiction Ghost StoriesBen Blow - How the Orchard Became HauntedIda Keogh - The ReminderLeigh Loveday - Dvina's DaughterInterview: Ken MacLeodSF PoetryRhoda NevilleSarah BricaultWilliam StephensonAlex Storer - The Museum of Classic Sci-FiRuth EJ Booth - Noise and SparksBook reviews

In the idyllic village of Touchstone, the birds are singing and everyone is happy. But Ethan knows it's not real. England may be ruined and plagued with riots, but Touchstone is more dangerous still.

Strange stories about houses, homes and familiesA sentient house is overprotective of its occupants, a husband and wife cope with loneliness on a lengthy space flight, a Greenland shark mounts a supernatural attack on a mother and son, two sisters live in fear of the destroyed world beyond their walls, an engineer sabotages a post-apocalyptic holiday village, a camping trip turns a family feral, a man defragments his mind and another splices a rival's brain patterns onto his own. Includes the novella Carus & Mitch."More The Road than The Hunger Games, blending a John Wyndham-esque melancholy with a dose of existential despair, Carus & Mitch is a compelling, unconventional page-turner. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down until I reached the end." Lynda Rucker"Carus & Mitch is punchy and scary and tense and genuinely moving. The central portrait of the book's sibling relationship captures its mixture of friction and love spot on, with heartbreaking precision. Tim Major is an exceptional writer." Adam Roberts