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Entered for The Whitbread First Novel Prize and reviewed by Brian Aldiss in The Times & The Guardian, who dubbed the author "That distinguished futurist." AD2516 depicts the world re-born after the 2012 floods and pandemics in Noel Hodson's first tale, OUT OF THE DEPTHS. It is a good read - amusing and on many levels - that predicts what life will be like in the interconnected communities relying on quantum computing or The Q Field. The future science, economics and societies are all realistically based in today's achievements. It offers hope and a great life, in a world that has rebuilt New...

Will you survive the chaos of Global Warming & Avian Flu when 80% of the world moves to higher ground? This exciting, page turning tale of survivors, set mostly in London, is scientifically realistic, as the flood waters rise and the flu pandemic decimates the population. Learn what happens in the US.

Noel was born into a large Catholic family in 1942. His mother, a shy and private woman told endless stories, portraying the world to her six children; assigning to each child a role which defined them forever, as they saw themselves through her eyes and identified with the stories she told. Noel, the second child, follows in his mother's footsteps, telling us about a world long since gone. Stories that are funny, sad and painful to read, which give us an insight into the post-war years when children could roam freely, where bomb sites were part of the landscape, and grown-ups inhabited a...