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Norman L. Knight

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Bombardment in Reverse

by Norman L. Knight

Jamie Todd Rubin wrote about this story as part of his Vacation in the Golden Age, and I got a pdf copy on Thanksgiving Day in 2012. The story tells of two alien nations at war—a somewhat amateurish was by Martian or Terrestrial standards, but one in which time-traveling weapons target where the enemy was in the past.
The Nyandrians are attacking Strofander with shells which traverse not only space, but time as well.

“Bombardment in Reverse” by Norman L. Knight, Astounding, February 1940.

Short-Circuited Probability

by Norman L. Knight

Our hero, Mark Livingston, finds a dead human body that is older than the human race—but still quite clearly his own body along with a highly evolved traveling companion.
This is a story of something that did—or didn’t—happen. Question is, can it be properly said that it did or did not?

“Short-Circuited Probability” by Norman L. Knight, Astounding, September 1941.

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