Edited by Clif Graves
Do we simply ride the wave of time, like a piece of flotsam on the ocean? Do we get thrown up on the ever-changing shore of a future that was always there? Do we create the future by our actions, or do we have no control or impact on it?
The Wave of Time is a collection of eight classic tales of time travel that were originally published in science fiction magazines between 1931 and 1956. Some of the authors were well known at the time and some were not. Each story was chosen to represent a different take on the nature of time and time travel.
The Last American
by J. A. Mitchell
A new edition edited and designed by Clif Graves
The American author, J. A. Mitchell, was a contemporary of Jules Verne. The Last American was first published in 1889.
The Last American is a humorous and disquieting foreshadowing of what may come. This is a tale of a time after the collapse of civilization as we know it.
The Last American
by J. A. Mitchell
A new edition edited and designed by Clif Graves
The American author, J. A. Mitchell, was a contemporary of Jules Verne. The Last American was first published in 1889.
The Last American is a humorous and disquieting foreshadowing of what may come. This is a tale of a time after the collapse of civilization as we know it.
The Last American
by J. A. Mitchell
A new edition edited and designed by Clif Graves
The American author, J. A. Mitchell, was a contemporary of Jules Verne. The Last American was first published in 1889.
The Last American is a humorous and disquieting foreshadowing of what may come. This is a tale of a time after the collapse of civilization as we know it.
