This book is a true guide to paradoxes, from the ancient (Achilles and the tortoise) to the modern (Schrodinger's cat and Turing's paradox). According to the...

The epistolary genre burst into the information age at full speed through the efforts of the brilliant Matt Beaumont. The resounding success of his book can ...

When King Adelbern despaired of protecting Ascalon from the bestial charr, he lit the Flame of Damnation. However, witchcraft turned out to be a double-edged...

This book is not simply a collection of selected stories about Sigmar, obtained from various sources. It allows us to feel the atmosphere of those distant da...

A creative explosion is happening before our eyes. Thanks to the mobile phone and the Internet, knowledge and information have become accessible to everyone....

There is a killer at work in the forest. A mysterious avenger whose family died in a forest fire caused by a careless group of tourists. He knows no pity. He...

When Johnny Richardson comes home to the town of Oakridge, California, he has one thing on his mind – putting right a terrible mistake he made eight years...

Guy Mettan is a Swiss journalist, politician and public figure. Since 2001, he has been a member of the Grand Council (parliament) of the canton of Geneva an...

Like a broken crown, Mars surrounds the Ring of Iron, representing the Dark Mechanicum's last stand within the blockade of the Imperial Fists. But these rebe...

Ecstasy culture, the combination of dance music and drugs, has been a key phenomenon in British youth culture for almost a decade. It was the best format in ...

Matt Haig is something of an enfant terrible in the British literary world. Each of his novels is an event, exciting, extraordinary, funny and a little creep...