Robert Llewellyn

News From

1 - News from Gardenia (Mar-2012)
2 - News from the Squares (Sep-2013)
3 - News from the Clouds (May-2015)

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  News from Gardenia
  

  • Mar-2012
  • / Science Fiction
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  News From - 1
  

  When Gavin Meckler's light aircraft encounters a mysterious cloud and crashes to earth, he discovers that the eerily quiet landscape in which he has landed is 200 years older than the one from which he took off. In this gentle, peaceful, sustainable ...

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  News from the Squares
  

  • Sep-2013
  • / Science Fiction
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  News From - 2
  

  In this eagerly-awaited sequel to News From Gardenia, Gavin Meckler is trying to get back to the present, but something is amiss. He soon realizes he has travelled sideways through time to another possible future, as unlike Gardenia as our own era. ...

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  News from the Clouds
  

  • May-2015
  • / Science Fiction
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  News From - 3
  

  Gavin Meckler has slipped sideways in time again to a far more treacherous future than he has ever faced before. Ever since Gavin left the world of 2011 and landed 200 years in the future, he has navigated the garden lands of Gardenia, escaped a w...

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  Synthesis
  

  • Mar-2016
  • / General Fiction
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  Foreword by Robert Llewellyn.A collection of 27 short science fiction stories from around the globe.Featuring professional contributions from Drew Wagar, Stuart Aken and Boris Glikman.The stories:A Cosmic Dilemma by Boris GlikmanAlice by David Styles...

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  The Red Saguaro
  

  • Jan-2018
  • / Thriller
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  On a scorching June day in Buckeye, Arizona, thirteen-year-old Juan Miguel Quilantan discovers a body impaled on a saguaro. The authorities quickly link the crime to radical Islamists who are planning an attack on the four million citizens of the Pho...

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  The Ghost Camera
  

  • Jan-2026
  • / Science Fiction
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  The Ghost Camera is a parable that resonates with society's very real anxieties about where our advances in technology might lead, or indeed destroy us. It realises the power of the individual in its protagonist Morris, an unexpected player in the fu...

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