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Gregory Benford

writer

3:02 P.M., Oxford

by Gregory Benford
“3:02 P.M., Oxford” by Gregory Benford, If, September/October 1970.

Cambridge, 1:58 A.M.

by Gregory Benford
“Cambridge, 1:58 A.M.” by Gregory Benford, in Epoch, edited by Roger Elwood and Robert Silverberg (Berkley, November 1975).

Time Shards

by Gregory Benford
“Time Shards” by Gregory Benford, in Universe, 9, edited by Terry Carr (Doubleday, May 1979).

Timescape

by Gregory Benford and Hilary Benford
Timescape by Gregory Benford and Hilary Benford (Simon and Shuster, August 1980).

Valhalla

by Gregory Benford
A nameless traveler from the future appears in Hitler’s bunker moments before the Führer’s suicide. Hitler interprets the man as a Valkyrie, come to escort him to a higher place, but the man (who is made up to look exactly like Hitler) has plans that don’t exactly include a Nordic heaven in Hitler’s future.
Immortality, FĂĽhrer! That is what I offer. I have come to you from the future!
“Valhalla” by Gregory Benford, Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, April 1982.

Lazarus Rising

by Gregory Benford
“Lazarus Rising” by Gregory Benford, in Asimov’s Science Fiction, July 1982.

The Rose and the Scalpel

by Gregory Benford
“The Rose and the Scalpel” by Gregory Benford, in Time Gate, edited by Bill Fawcett and Robert Silverberg (Baen Books, December 1989).

Down the River Road

by Gregory Benford
On the verge of becoming a man, John travels a river that is an admixture of time-flow and liquid metal—or possibly of magic and science—with the goal of finding out about a father whom he barely remembers.
John followed the boot tracks away from the launch. They led inland, so there was no time pressure to fight. His clothes dried out as he walked beneath a shimmering patch of burnt-goald worldwall that hung tantalizingly behind roiling clouds.
“Down the River Road” by Gregory Benford, in After the King: Stories in Honor of J.R.R. Tolkien, edited by Martin H. Greenberg (Tor Books, January 1992).

Not of an Age

by Gregory Benford
“Not of an Age” by Gregory Benford, in Weird Tales from Shakespear, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Katharine Kerr (DAW Books, July 1994).

A Worm in the Well

by Gregory Benford
“A Worm in the Well” by Gregory Benford, Analog Science Fiction and Fact, November 1995.

Foundation’s Fear

by Gregory Benford
Foundation’s Fear by Gregory Benford (HarperPrism, March 1997).

Caveat Time Traveller

by Mack Reynolds
Benford notes that his 2009 story must have come from a childhood memory of Mack Reynolds’ nearly identical 1952 story, “The Business, As Usual.”
Yes, I learned that later. I must’ve read it as a kid (was 11 then).

I must look it up sometime. I knew Mack, too, visited him in Mexico in 1966. Odd how the mind works.

“Caveat Time Traveller” by Mack Reynolds, in Nature, 2 April 2009.

A Surprise Beginning

by Gregory Benford
“A Surprise Beginning” by Gregory Benford, in Seat 14C, edited by Kathryn Cramer (XPRIZE, June 2017).

Rewrite: Loops in the Timescape

by Gregory Benford
Rewrite: Loops in the Timescape by Gregory Benford (Saga Press, November 2018).
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