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Barry N. Malzberg

writer

Linkage

by Barry N. Malzberg

Donald Alan Freem is only eight, but he’s been institutionalized because of delusions that a time-traveling alien gave him the power to make people do whatever he wants.
I made you say that.

“Linkage” by Barry N. Malzberg, in Demon Kind, edited by Roger Elwood (Avon Books, March 1973).

Chorale

by Barry N. Malzberg


Chorale by Barry N. Malzberg (Doubleday, September 1978).

On the Nature of Time

by Barry N. Malzberg and Bill Pronzini

A boy grows up hating his father; hence, when the boy invents a time machine, he uses it to go back to kill his father before his own conception.
When I was sixteen I wished that the dream of my father’s murder had not been a dream at all.

“On the Nature of Time” by Barry N. Malzberg and Bill Pronzini, in Amazing, September 1981.

The Starry Night

by Barry N. Malzberg and Jack Dann

A visage of the universe exploding bounces back and forth between a space-faring priest, an epileptic six-year-old in our day, and Vincent Van Gogh.
For the first time she is a little scared. She wishes that she were in her room, not in this space car with the stars glowing and exploding like the stars in Mr. Gogh’s painting.

“The Starry Night” by Barry N. Malzberg and Jack Dann, in Sci Fiction, 22 June 2005.

The Man Who Murdered Mozart

by Robert Walton and Barry N. Malzberg

In the late 21st century, frustrated violin player Howard Beasley and his six friends make a plan to kidnap Mozart from his death bed, so that Beasley can get him to finish his Requiem and thereby ride the crest of the ensuing admiration to becoming the head of the world.
That question is beyond me. Try asking Mozart.

“The Man Who Murdered Mozart” by Robert Walton and Barry N. Malzberg, Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March/April 2012.

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