Don Wilcox

writer
Novelette

Mystery of the Mind Machine

The mind machine converts past memories to projected images, and the story’s tagline suggests that it can also see the future, but that is just misdirection. No actual time travel, no reading the future. —Michael Main
Not only could this machine read minds—it could read the future!
Pen-and-ink drawing of a man in a suit operating an apparent movie projector.
  • Science Fiction
  • No Time Phenomena
Short Story

Bull Moose of Babylon

A somewhat mad scientist tricks Hal Norton into traveling to ancient Babylon to record ancient animal sounds (I think), but the scientist never told Norton that the kinks in the return mechanism were still being worked out. Trapped in ancient times, Hal meets the also-trapped (and beautiful) niece of the scientist, and together they endure life as slaves while plotting a possible escape.
Where does this slave, Betty, live?
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  • Science Fiction
  • Definite Time Travel