Beyond the Veil of Time
- by B. H. Barney
- Short Story
- Science Fiction
- Adults
- Definite Time Travel
- English
- “Beyond the Veil of Time” by B. H. Barney, in Amazing Stories Quarterly, Fall/Winter 1932.
Mathematician Richard Nelson, Andean Indian Huayan, and engineer Dan Bradford try to capture images from a pre-Incan city in the Andes, but instead are blown back in time and have a series of high adventures.
The story—Barney’s only publication—was a plagiaristic hodgepodge of elements from the work of A. Merritt, although Everett Bleiler’s review notes that there were imaginative and ingenious original elements.
The story—Barney’s only publication—was a plagiaristic hodgepodge of elements from the work of A. Merritt, although Everett Bleiler’s review notes that there were imaginative and ingenious original elements.
A. MERRITT, WHO IS WELL KNOWN TO MANY OF THE READERS OF AMAZING STORIES, HAS CALLED OUR ATTENTION TO MANY SIMILARITIES IN DESCRIPTIONS, CHARACTERIZATIONS AND SITUATIONS IN THE STORY "BEYOND THE VEIL OF TIME" BY B.H. BARNEY, PUBLISHED IN THE FALL-WINTER ISSUE OF AMAZING STORIES QUARTERLY, AND DESCRIPTIONS, CHARACTERIZATIONS AND SITUATIONS IN HIS TWO BOOKS "THE MOON POOL" AND "THE FACE IN THE ABYSS". MR. MERRITT OBJECTS PARTICULARLY TO THE UTILIZATION OF THE CONCEPTION AND THE NAME OF "THE DREAM-MAKERS", WHICH FORMED AN ESSENTIAL PART OF HIS "FACE IN THE ABYSS".
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- “Beyond the Veil of Time” by B. H. Barney, in Amazing Stories Quarterly, Fall/Winter 1932.