Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore: ‘Vintage Season’, copyright © 1946 by authors’ estates. Originally published in Astounding Science Fiction, Sept 1946. Reprinted by permission of the authors’ estates and Don Congdon Associates.
Geoffrey A. Landis: ‘Ripples in the Dirac Sea’, copyright © 1988 by Geoffrey A. Landis. Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (Oct 1988).
Geoffrey A. Landis: ‘At Dorado’, copyright © 2002 by Geoffrey A. Landis. Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (Nov/Dec 2002).
David Langford: ‘The Final Days’, copyright © 1981 by David Langford. Originally published in A Spadeful of Spacetime (ed. Fred Saberhagen).
Joe Lansdale: ‘Fish Night’, copyright © 1982 by Joe Lansdale. Originally published in Specter! (Arbor House Books).
Tanith Lee: ‘As Time Goes By’, copyright © 1983 by Tanith Lee. Originally published in Chrysalis 10.
Ursula K. Le Guin: ‘Another Story’, copyright © 1994 by Ursula K. Le Guin. Originally published in Tomorrow (Aug 1994). Reprinted by permission of the author and the Virginia Kidd Literary Agency.
Bob Leman: ‘Loob’, copyright © 1979 by Bob Leman. Originally published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction (April 1979). Reprinted by permission of the author’s estate.
Rosaleen Love: ‘Alexia and Graham Bell’, copyright © 1986 by Rosaleen Love. Originally published in Aphelion 5.
David I. Masson: ‘Traveller’s Rest’, copyright © 1968, 2003 by the estate of David Masson. Originally published in New Worlds #154 (Sep 1965).
Richard Matheson: ‘Death Ship’, copyright © 1953 by Richard Matheson. Originally published in Fantastic Story Magazine. Reprinted by permission of the author’s estate and Don Congdon Associates.
George R.R. Martin: ‘Under Siege’, copyright © 1985 by George R.R. Martin. Originally published in OMNI Magazine (Oct 1985).
Edward Page Mitchell: ‘The Clock That Went Backward’. Originally published in The Sun (18 Sep 1881).
Michael Moorcock: ‘Pale Rose’, copyright © 1976 by Michael Moorcock. Originally published in New Worlds Quarterly.
Tamsyn Muir: ‘The House that Made the Sixteen Loops of Time’, copyright © 2011 by Tamsyn Muir. Originally published in Fantasy (Feb 2011).
Kim Newman: ‘Is There Anybody There?’, copyright © 2000 by Kim Newman. Originally published in The New English Library Book of Internet Stories (Nov 2000, ed. Maxim Jakubowski).
Tony Pi: ‘Come-From-Aways’, copyright © 2009 by Tony Pi. Originally published in On Spec, the Canadian Magazine of the Fantastic, #76.
Adam Roberts: ‘The Time Telephone’, copyright © 2002 by Adam Roberts. Originally published in Infinity Plus (2002).
Kristine Kathryn Rusch: ‘Red Letter Day’, copyright © 2010 by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Originally published in Analog (Sep 2010).
Eric Frank Russell: ‘The Waitabits’. Originally published in Astounding Science Fiction, July 1955.
Pamela Sargent: ‘If Ever I Should Leave You’, copyright © 1974, 1986 by Pamela Sargent. Originally published in a much different form in Worlds of If, February 1974, and in this preferred text in Afterlives, edited by Pamela Sargent and Ian Watson, Vintage, 1986.
Eric Schaller: ‘How the Future Got Better’, copyright © 2010 by Eric Schaller. Originally published in Sybil’s Garage #7.
Robert Silverberg: ‘Needle in a Timestack’, copyright © 1983 by Robert Silverberg. Originally published in Playboy (June 1983).
Vandana Singh: ‘Delhi’, copyright © 2004 by Vandana Singh. Originally published in So Long Been Dreaming (ed. Nalo Hopkinson).
Cordwainer Smith: ‘Himself in Anachron’, copyright © 1993 by the estate of Paul Linebarger. Originally published in The Rediscovery of Man: The Complete Short Fiction of Cordwainer Smith (NESFA Press). Reprinted by permission of the author’s estate and Spectrum Literary Agency.
Norman Spinrad: ‘The Weed of Time’, copyright © 1973 by Norman Spinrad. Originally published in Vertex: The Magazine of Science Fiction (Aug 1973).
Charles Stross: ‘Palimpsest’, copyright © 2009 by Charles Stross. Originally published in Wireless (Ace, Orbit). Reprinted by permission of the author and Little, Brown Book Group.
Theodore Sturgeon: ‘Yesterday Was Monday’, copy-right © 1941 by the estate of Theodore Sturgeon. Originally published in Unknown (June 1941). Reprinted by permission of the author’s estate and the Chris Lotts Literary Agency.
Michael Swanwick: ‘Triceratops Summer’, copyright © 2005 by Michael Swanwick. Originally published in Amazon Shorts (Sep 2005).
Adrian Tchaikovsky: ‘The Mouse Ran Down’, copy-right © 2012 by Adrian Tchaikovsky. Originally published in Carnage: After the End 2 (2012).
Karin Tidbeck: ‘Augusta Prima’, copyright © 2011 by Karin Tidbeck. Originally published in Weird Tales (Spring 2011).
Harry Turtledove: ‘Forty, Counting Down’, copyright © 1999 by Harry Turtledove. Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (Dec 1999).
Harry Turtledove: ‘Twenty-One, Counting Up’, copyright © 1999 by Harry Turtledove. Originally published in Analog (Dec 1999).
Steve Utley: ‘Where or When’, copyright © 1991 by the estate of Steve Utley. Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (Jan 1991). Reprinted by permission of the author’s estate.
Carrie Vaughn: ‘Swingtime’, copyright © 2007 by Carrie Vaughn, LLC. Originally published in Jim Baen’s Universe (June 2007).
H.G. Wells: Excerpt from ‘The Time Machine’. Originally published by William Heinemann in 1895. Reprinted by permission of United Agents on behalf of: The Literary Executors of the Estate of H.G. Wells.
Connie Willis: ‘Fire Watch’, copyright © 1982 by Connie Willis. Originally published in Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (Feb 1982). Reprinted by permission of the author and Chris Lotts Literary Agency.
Gene Wolfe: ‘Against the Lafayette Escadrille’, copyright © 1972 by Gene Wolfe. Originally published in Again, Dangerous Visions (ed. Harlan Ellison). Reprinted by permission of the author and the Virginia Kidd Literary Agency.
Gene Wolfe: ‘The Lost Pilgrim’, copyright © 2004 by Gene Wolfe. Originally published in The First Heroes (ed. Harry Turtledove). Reprinted by permission of the author and the Virginia Kidd Literary Agency.
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