This JG Ballard documentary assembles decades of interviews and archival material to paint a striking portrait of one of the most imaginative and provocative writers of the 20th century.

Jean Genet asks a BBC film crew why they don't rebel.

‘What I Believe’ is a prose poem originally published in French in Science Fiction #1 in January 1984.

The life and imagination of Bruno Schulz including drawings, a film of the mural discovery and a newly discovered short story by Schulz

"I created a series of advertisements which I placed in various publications..Of course I was advertising my own conceptual ideas,

Four Text Collages (Project for a New Novel), by J. G. Ballard. Experimental text collages by Ballard intended as a condensed novel.

While recovering from drugs administered due to an impacted wisdom tooth, Philip K Dick began to have bizarre delusions.

Philip K. Dick interview (1977). Here he discusses how science fiction is viewed on a bottom rung of genres.

Infernal Dictionary (1818) by Jacques Collin de Plancy is a book of demonology it describes demons and organises them into hierarchies.

In 1991 JG Ballard returned to Shanghai to his childhood home and to Lunghua Interment camp.

Interview with JG Ballard Discussing English Society In The 1950's

Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930) died of a heart-attack 7th July. Shortly before his death he looked back on his life and drew this cartoon

A compendium of demons and magic with the enticing warning "Do not touch me" inscribed on the title page.