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Michael A. Burstein

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Cosmic Corkscrew

by Michael A. Burstein
A science fiction writer goes back to 1938 to make a copy of Asimov’s first story before it is lost.
I looked at the copy of “Cosmic Corkscrew” I held in my hand, and I looked at the Chronobox.
“Cosmic Corkscrew” by Michael A. Burstein, in Analog, June 1998.

Whose Millennium?

by Michael A. Burstein
A time-traveling Jew shows up in a police station on the final date of the Hebrew calendar.
It’s September 29, 2239.
“Whose Millennium?” by Michael A. Burstein, in Analog, January 2000.

Decisions

by Michael A. Burstein
Astronaut gets put in a time loop by aliens.
Aaron snorted. “I remember that conversation from over six months ago.”

Gabe shook his head. “It happened this morning.”

“Decisions” by Michael A. Burstein, in Analog, January/February 2004.

Time Ablaze

by Michael A. Burstein
Lucas Schmidt, time-traveler, goes back to 1904 to witness New York City’s most deadly tragedy: a ship full of German Americans on fire.
A small piece of paper fell out of the book and onto the table. Adele picked it up and examined it. It bore one line: “http://www.general-slocum.com.” She had no idea what it meant; “http” was clearly not a word, although she presumed she knew what the “general-slocum” part referred to.
“Time Ablaze” by Michael A. Burstein, in Analog, June 2004.
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