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Raymond F. Jones

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Pete Can Fix It

by Raymond F. Jones


“Pete Can Fix It” by Raymond F. Jones, in Astounding Science Fiction, February 1947.

The Children’s Room

by Raymond F. Jones

Bill Starbrook, an engineer and a devoted family man, discovers a hidden Children’s Room in the university library where his genius son Walt has been checking out books which nobody except himself and Walt can read. In some way that’s hard to explain, that leads to mutants on Earth, an alien invasion, a worry that the mutants are going to take away Walt to save mankind, and (in passing) a requirement that the Children’s Room be moved to a different time.

It’s fair to say that this story’s not about the time travel.

Some emergency has come up. I don’t know what, exactly. They’ve got to move the Children’s Room to some other age right away—something about picking up an important mutant who is about to be destroyed in some future time.

“The Children’s Room” by Raymond F. Jones, in Fantastic Adventures, September 1947.

Sunday Is Three Thousand Years Away

by Raymond F. Jones


“Sunday Is Three Thousand Years Away” by Raymond F. Jones, Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1950.

A Stone and a Spear

by Raymond F. Jones

In a post-Hiroshima world, Dr. Dell resigns from a weapons lab to farm, and when Dr. Curtis Johnson visits to persuade him to come back, he finds that Dell’s reasons are linked to time travel.
Here within this brain of mine has been conceived a thing which will probably destroy a billion human lives in the coming years. D. triconus toxin in a suitable aerosol requires only a countable number of molecules in the lungs of a man to kill him. My brain and mine alone is responsible for that vicious, murderous discovery.

“A Stone and a Spear” by Raymond F. Jones, in Galaxy, December 1950.

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