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James Tiptree, Jr.

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The Nightblooming Saurian

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“The Nightblooming Saurian” by James Tiptree, Jr., in If, May/June 1970.

The Man Who Walked Home

by James Tiptree, Jr.

After an accident at a temporal research facility in Idaho, a manlike monster known as John Delgano shows up for half a seoncd once a year at the same time and place.

As early as the 1930s, stories have addressed the issue of the Earth moving to a different position when a time traveler moves through time. This story addresses the issue by saying that the time traveler appears only once per year, but that doesn't really solve the problem for so many reasons, starting with the fact that a given position on the surface of the Earth will not be at “the same” position in the subsequent year.

— Michael Main
Then that winter they came down for Christmas and John said they had something new. He was really excited. A temporal displacement, he called it; some kind of time effect.

“The Man Who Walked Home” by James Tiptree, Jr., in Amazing, May 1972.

Through a Lass Darkly

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Through a Lass Darkly” by James Tiptree, Jr., in Generation: An Anthology of Speculative Fiction, edited by David Gerrold and Stephen Goldin (Dell, July 1972).

Forever to a Hudson Bay Blanket

by James Tiptree, Jr.

At 75, heiress Loolie Aerovulpa travels back to her nubile teenaged body to throw herself at her one true love, Dovy Rapelle.
“Do you like me?

I’m attractive, am’t I?” She opened the blanket to look at herself. “I mean, am I attractive to you? Oh, Dovy, s-say something! I’ve come so far, I chartered three jets, I, I,—Oh, Dovy d-darling!


“Forever to a Hudson Bay Blanket” by James Tiptree, Jr., Fantastic August 1972.

Houston, Houston, Do You Read?

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Houston, Houston, Do You Read?” by James Tiptree, Jr., in Aurora: Beyond Equality, edited by Susan Janice Anderson and Vonda N. McIntyre (Fawcett Gold Medal, May 1976).

Liros: A Tale of the Quintana Roo

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Liros: A Tale of the Quintana Roo” by James Tiptree, Jr., in Asimov’s Science Fiction, 28 September 1981.

The Boy Who Waterskied to Forever

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“The Boy Who Waterskied to Forever” by James Tiptree, Jr., Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October 1982.

Beyond the Dead Reef

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Beyond the Dead Reef” by James Tiptree, Jr., Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, January 1983.

Backward, Turn Backward

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Backward, Turn Backward” by James Tiptree, Jr., in Synergy: New Science Fiction, edited by George Zebrowski (Harvest, April 1988).

Please Don’t Play with the Time Machine

by James Tiptree, Jr.


“Please Don’t Play with the Time Machine” by James Tiptree, Jr., Amazing Stories, Fall 1998.

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