Neal Barrett, Jr.

writer
Novel

The Gates of Time

  • by Neal Barrett, Jr.
  • in Ace Double 27400: The Gates of Time by Neal Barrett, Jr. / Dwellers of the Deep by K. M. O’Donnell (Ace Books, December 1970)

A man with a ray gun stands in front of a woman in a high-cut white gown while
                giant bugs, abstract flowers, and spaceships adorn the background.
  • Science Fiction
  • Undetermined Time Travel
Novel

The Leaves of Time


The small amount of material that we’ve seen so far suggests that the majority of the story takes place in a single parallel Earth with no easily identifyable branching point with our Earth and no time travel. —deferred
Colorful, psychedelic pop-art of a monster exploding out of a woman’s head.
  • Science Fiction
  • No Time Phenomena
Short Story

Perpetuity Blues


Orphaned at a young age and sent to live with her abusive aunt and uncle, Maggie befriends the town’s odd duck, Oral, whose magic loop of wire protects the young girl. Oh, wait! I forgot to mention: Oral believes he’s from outer space and his ship bounces him through time.
Got the ship clear out of the atmosphere and hit this time warp or something. Nearly got eat by Vikings. Worse than the Mormons. Fixed up the ship and flipped it out again. Ended up in Medival Europe. Medicis and monks, all kinds of shit. Joined someone’s army in Naples. Got caught and picked olives for a duke. Lok at my face. They got diseases you never heard of there.
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  • Science Fiction
  • Definite Time Travel
Feature Film

Love Strikes Twice


Maggie—a workaholic lawyer on the rise—and her husband of fifteen years are growing apart just when Maggie runs into her former boyfriend and wishes for a redo. —Inmate Jan
Carrie: Honestly, I always thought you and Rick would get married.
Maggie: Mmm . . . the road not taken.
Katie Findlay (as Maggie Turner) falls through a sparkly sky with a photo of
                Wyatt Nash (as Josh Turner) in the background.
  • Romance
  • Definite Time Travel