After Dr. Keith O’Conner sends a message back in time to save his dead son, it seems that
there is always one more message that needs sending.
It was a matter of life and death for Dr. Keith O’Conner. Not his life, but the life of
his son. That’s why he had invented time travel. . . the
transmission of electrically charged impulses back through the years to a human
brain. . . his brain, to be precise.
DEBUT
“Try, Try Again,” in The Time Travel Megapack, edited by John Betancourt et
al., Wildside Press LLC, June 2013 [e-book].
VARIANTS
Debut. “Try, Try Again,” in The Time Travel Megapack, edited by John Betancourt et al., Wildside Press LLC, June 2013 [e-book].
It was a matter of life and death for Dr. Keith O’Conner. Not his life, but the life of
his son. That’s why he had invented time travel. . . the
transmission of electrically charged impulses back through the years to a human
brain. . . his brain, to be precise.
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