The Moon by Oliver Morton modern fiction Each author and their piece

Each author and their piece of writing is introduced by editor Mark Mackenzie

the dramatic fall in Europe of the number of vocations to the priesthood

decorative arts and Modern Classics

She is equipped with an armoury of techniques and skills that may yet secure her a position as the greatest of them

the painstaking reunification of 'the two Germanies'

The Moon by Oliver Morton modern fiction Each author and their pieceThere have been only six crewed landings on the Moon, with the last taking place in 1972, said James McConnachie in The Sunday Times. Since then, the Moon has sat neglected in space like a dusty museum piece. But as Oliver Morton shows in this brilliant book, we are on the brink of a new era of lunar exploration. And this time, he writes, it will be undertaken by men and women from many more places, and with more agendas, than were in the American