Ex-temporal emissary Bernard Rolfe finds himself slipping in and out of past and future
times, a sad symptom of Dirac’s Syndrome—no, not that Dirac, but rather Alexa
Dirac, the freckled, first-known sufferer of the syndrome.
That changed when he was plucked out of bed and plopped in the Pleistocene ice age, where
he found himself, with nothing on but his pajamas, facing the tusked end of a wooly
mammoth. He decided then that he sould let the Agency know before something carnivrous
made a meal of him, or, worse, died from weather exposure.
DEBUT
“Occupational Hazard,” in Still Out of Time, by Janet Guy et al., Unknown
Publisher, November 2014 [e-book].
VARIANTS
Debut. “Occupational Hazard,” in Still Out of Time, by Janet Guy et al., Unknown Publisher, November 2014 [e-book].
That changed when he was plucked out of bed and plopped in the Pleistocene ice age, where
he found himself, with nothing on but his pajamas, facing the tusked end of a wooly
mammoth. He decided then that he sould let the Agency know before something carnivrous
made a meal of him, or, worse, died from weather exposure.
1 English variant