1962. Calvin Webber (Christopher Walken) is a brilliant scientist who has built a self-sufficient bunker in his suburban home. When a plane crashes nearby he mistakes the roar for a nuclear attack & flees to the bunker with his pregnant wife (Sissy Spacek). Their son Adam (Brendan Fraser) is born in the time-locked bunker & spends the first thirty-five years of his life oblivious to the progress of time outside his shelter. When he is finally released he bumps straight into Eve (Alicia Silverstone), a young but already cynical inhabitant of 1990s L.A. Having had a string of no-hoper boyfriends, dead-end jobs & broken dreams, Eve is pleasantly surprised by Adam's wide-eyed naiveity & the couple find themselves falling in love. ...

How did we first try to get to the Moon? What were the first creatures in space? & why do footprints never disappear on the Moon? Find out all about space travel & Moon landings in this simple non-fiction report accompanied by amazing photographs. ...

The toys have found a spaceship. Now they only need to figure out who will be the lucky one to go to space. Jim Giraffe is too tall to fit, Sally Sheep is afraid of the dark & Chickadoodle is just too little. Who will make it all the way through the countdown? ...

When the space colony finally finds an earth-like planet to land on, Luke, Yasmin & Yuri can't believe their luck. But when the trio of friends accidentally stumble across an abandoned alien city, tripping the planet's self-destruct system in the process, it seems that all their dreams are about to go out with a bang! ...

A student edition of Sarah Kane's seminal play with its uncompromising depiction of rape, torture & violence in a society at war with itself. The Introduction

Includes:: a scene-by-scene summary, a detailed commentary on the dramatic, social & political context, & on the themes, characters & language.

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By connecting Fenian & anarchist violence found in popular fiction from the 1880s to the early 1900s with the avant-garde writing of British modernism, Deaglan A" Donghaile demonstrates that Victorian popular fiction & modernism were directly influenced by the explosive shocks of late nineteenth-century terrorism. ...