Craig Cormick est un communicateur scientifique et auteur australien, reconnu pour son écriture créative et sa recherche sociale sur les attitudes du public face aux nouvelles technologies. Ses œuvres, publiées dans d'éminentes revues littéraires australiennes et internationales, explorent l'intersection de la science, de la technologie et de la société humaine. Cormick se distingue par sa capacité à éclairer des concepts scientifiques complexes et des questions sociétales à travers des récits captivants et stimulants. Son écriture encourage les lecteurs à réfléchir aux implications de l'innovation sur notre avenir.
Set in 1982, the story follows Adolf Hitler, who has been living incognito in New South Wales for nearly thirty years, engaging in petty conflicts with his neighbors and local authorities. His mundane existence is disrupted when Martin Bormann, an old associate, arrives with a secret that will alter their fates. The narrative explores themes of identity, the past's haunting influence, and the absurdity of life under extraordinary circumstances.
Are you wishing you knew all you need to know about how to better communicate science, without having to read several hundred academic papers and blogs and books? Luckily Dr Craig Cormick has done this for you! This highly readable and entertaining book captures the breadth of research into best practice science communications and has distilled it into accessible chapters that take you through both the how and the why of science communication, supported with case studies and examples
The narrative explores the complex life of Captain Moonlite, an enigmatic Australian bushranger whose personal accounts clash with historical records and other narratives. A well-educated figure with a tumultuous history involving asylums and prisons, he ultimately discovers purpose and love while leading a gang of young men. However, his journey takes a dark turn as they descend into violent chaos, highlighting the contradictions and conflicts surrounding his legacy.
A road trip along the Hume Highway with some opinionated voices from Australia's history
Exploring the Hume Highway becomes a humorous journey as the narrative intertwines historical figures like Captain Cook and Ned Kelly with modern-day satire. The author cleverly critiques the intersections of past, present, and future, inviting readers to reflect on the legacies of these explorers and their impact on contemporary life. The book promises a blend of wit and insight, making it a unique commentary on both history and society.
With a sharp satirical approach, this award-winning collection of short stories critiques the age of terror, challenging political rhetoric and media sensationalism. Craig Cormick employs humor to deliver incisive commentary, making each tale both thought-provoking and entertaining. The stories stand out for their refusal to conform, offering a unique perspective on contemporary issues.
The story revolves around a group of children who, during a summer camp, discover their unique abilities and the power of teamwork. As they navigate challenges and confront a looming threat, they learn valuable lessons about friendship, courage, and self-acceptance. The narrative blends adventure with humor, highlighting the importance of believing in oneself and the strength that comes from working together. Each character brings their distinct personality and skills, making their journey both engaging and relatable for young readers.
In a land riven with plague, inside the infamous Walled City, two families vie for control: the Medicis with their genius inventor Leonardo; the Lorraines with Galileo, the most brilliant alchemist of his generation. And when two star-crossed lovers, one from either house, threaten the status quo, a third, shadowy power – one that forever seems a step ahead of all of the familial warring – plots and schemes, and bides its time, ready for the moment to attack... Assassination; ancient, impossible machines; torture and infamy – just another typical day in paradise. File Under: Fantasy
A thrilling story of feuding families, blending elements of Romeo & Juliet with the style of Scott Lynch.