The narrator tells of a time travel paradox where a girl of fifteen meets Day Curtis who has
come from a disaster that’s still another sixteen years in the future—and she returns to
the scene years later to warn him.
Let me prompt you. You’re dead, Curtis. Or you will be.
DEBUT
“As Time Goes By,” in Chrysalis 10, edited by Roy Torgeson (Doubleday,
April 1983).
VARIANTS
Debut. “As Time Goes By,” in Chrysalis 10, edited by Roy Torgeson (Doubleday, April 1983).
Let me prompt you. You’re dead, Curtis. Or you will be.
1 English variant