A 15-year-old boy sits with his elderly grandmother who had trouble remembering what time she
is in, and at least once, the trouble slips over to the boy, too.
— Michael Main
And drowsily I put my hand down to where I felt the warm, heavy head shifting restlessly
on my kneww, and I stoked the silky crown, and I looked into the puzzled brown eyes of a
young dog.
DEBUT
“What Time Is It?,” in The Young Oxford Book of Timewarp Stories, edited by
Dennis Pepper (Oxford University Press, November 2001).
VARIANTS
Debut. “What Time Is It?,” in The Young Oxford Book of Timewarp Stories, edited by Dennis Pepper (Oxford University Press, November 2001).
And drowsily I put my hand down to where I felt the warm, heavy head shifting restlessly
on my kneww, and I stoked the silky crown, and I looked into the puzzled brown eyes of a
young dog.
1 English variant