"To Know How To See", a highly imaginative tale-set many years in the future on a remote mining outpost in deep space. No matter how hard poor Dylan tries to fit into corporate America, the bonds of servitude grow heavier and heavier each day. "God Like Me" is an eerily relatable journey into complacency itself. It's up to a few survivors - a hodge-podge group - to not only make sense of what stalks humanity, but to understand how it happened as well.
Unspeakable beings have been loosed upon the world.
"Einstein's Slingshot" is a fast paced, suspenseful tale. This simple premise belies the existential dilemma that foreshadows everyone's future. "The Bridge", a creepy tale about a handful of teens who decide to put the myth of a dead child's ghost to the test when they visit a secluded bridge. Due to "Gulf War Syndrome" they must rely on each other for support and safety from the walking nightmares that followed them back home. "Dogs Of War", a unique, haunting tale of friendship between two Gulf War veterans. All of the stories that comprise this treat are gems. From random acts of kindness, to utter madness, West shows us that even love - the most innocent emotion we posses - is often the impetus for these and other ghastly acts. The old saying, "love knows no bounds" is well exemplified here. An event will be held in London this evening (May 3) to celebrate their achievement."Skull Full Of Kisses" is a unique, diverse and powerful collection of bone-chilling horror. READ MORE: 'I'm a record holder - I was sent off on my Prem debut and never played again'Īll three will now receive a medallion engraved with their name and the year of their induction, as well as a £10,000 donation made by the Premier League to a charity of their choice.
The trio, who combined won 12 titles and made 1,202 Prem appearances, saw off competition from Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Sol Campbell, Jermain Defoe, Michael Owen, Michael Carrick, Les Ferdinand, John Terry, Yaya Toure, Andy Cole, Robbie Fowler and Nemanja Vidic. Manchester United icon Ferdinand, Chelsea legend Cech and Arsenal's most successful captain Adams came out on top of a fan vote against 12 other nominees to join Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger in the Class of '23. Rio Ferdinand, Petr Cech and Tony Adams have been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.
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