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Barrington J. Bayley

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Flux

by Michael Moorcock and Barrington J. Bayley

When the government of the European Economic Community has no idea what to do next, they send Marshall-in-Chief Max File ten years into the future to find out the eventual effects of their actions.

Although this story was too abstract for my taste, I did enjoy the early presentation of what today might be called a Boltzmann Brain.

The world from which he had come, or any other world for that matter, could dissipate into its component elements at any instant, or could have come into being at any previous instant, complete with everybody’s memories!

“Flux” by Michael Moorcock and Barrington J. Bayley, New Worlds, July 1963.

Collision Course

by Barrington J. Bayley


Collision Course by Barrington J. Bayley (DAW Books, February 1973).

The Fall of Chronopolis

by Barrington J. Bayley


The Fall of Chronopolis by Barrington J. Bayley (DAW Books, June 1974).

Life Trap

by Barrington J. Bayley

Marcus, an aspirant to the highest rank afforded to members of the Arcanum Temple, undergoes an experiment to determine what awaits us after death, and the answer certainly involves time in a macabre manner.
Although the secret of death has been imparted to the full membership of the Temple, not all have understood its import.

“Life Trap” by Barrington J. Bayley, in The Seed of Evil (Allison and Busby, November 1979).

Death Ship

by Barrington J. Bayley


“Death Ship” by Barrington J. Bayley, in Zenith: The Best in New British Science Fiction, edited by David S. Garnett (Sphere Books, June 1989).

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