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Edge of Darkness is a UK television series set in 1985 that explores a chilling political conspiracy surrounding a nuclear threat. Detective Frank Dixon, played by Bob Peck, investigates escalating events revealing a clandestine government operation. The miniseries garnered critical acclaim and BAFT...
Shades of Darkness is a 1983 British anthology television series featuring supernatural and horror tales adapted from works by authors like Edith Wharton and May Sinclair.
First in Harry Turtledove's Darkness series (1999), a fantasy retelling of World War II set on the fictional continent of Derlavai, where sorcery and dragons replace modern technology.
Second Darkness novel by Turtledove (2000), continuing the fantasy WWII allegory as multiple Derlavai nations mobilize sorcery and dragons in a widening continental war.
Fourth Darkness novel by Turtledove (2002), revealing the full horror of Algarvian genocide as Kaunian civilians are mass-sacrificed to power the empire's war magic.
Third in Turtledove's Darkness series (2001), depicting the tide turning against the Algarvian empire as partisan resistance grows and allied forces launch major offensives.
Fifth in Turtledove's Darkness series (2003), following the allied advance against Algarve as its mass-murder-based sorcery extracts an ever-greater toll on a collapsing empire.
