Short Story
The Seventh Generation
- by Harl Vincent
- “The Seventh Generation” by Harl Vincent, in Amazing Stories Quarterly, Winter 1929 [January].
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Novelette
Silver Dome
- by Harl Vincent
In an underground city, Queen Phaestra uses a past-viewing machine of vague nature to show the destruction of Atlantis to two good-hearted men. But Atlantis itself is not visited, and there are no time phenomena apart from the viewing.
—Michael Main
This is accomplished by means of extremely complex vibrations penetrating earth, metals, buildings, space itself, and returning to our viewing and sound reproducing spheres to reveal the desired past or present occurrences at the point at which the rays of vibrations are directed.
- “Silver Dome” by Harl Vincent, in Astounding Stories of Super-Science, August 1930.
Novelette
Wanderer of Infinity
- by Harl Vincent
When Joan Carmody sends a plea to her ex-boyfriend Bert Redmond, he barrels from Indiana to upstate New York in a trice, only to see Joan and her borderline-mad brother Tom kidnapped by metal monsters from another dimension. Fortunately, a mourning, immortal wanderer through time and space also sees the abduction and fills in Bert with all the salient details and some unsalient ones, too.
—Michael Main
- “Wanderer of Infinity” by Harl Vincent, in Astounding Stories of Super-Science, March 1933.
Short Story
Valley of the Rukh
- by Harl Vincent
Pilot Stanley Kent and his client, spoiled authoress Ruth Owens, find themselves in a piece of Venus that’s been transported from the past, whereupon they have exciting adventures.
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- “Valley of the Rukh” by Harl Vincent, in Amazing, February 1935.
