Teresa Robeson

writer
Short Story

Unfillable Void

  • by Teresa Robeson
  • in Out of Time: Five Tales of Time Travel, by Janet Guy et al Unknown publisher, 2013 [e-book]
Cindy Lau’s mother died when Cindy was young, motivating adult Cindy to invent time travel in order to spend as much time as possible with her mother before the death.
Nobody thought Cindy would devote her life to studying the nature of time solely to fill the hold in her heart, even as she immersed herself in the subject during the last year of her undergrad degree. Nobody believed she would succeed when the mechanics of temporal movement had eluded some of the greatest minds in physics.
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  • Science Fiction
  • Definite Time Travel
Short Story

Occupational Hazard

  • by Teresa Robeson
  • in Still Out of Time, by Janet Guy et al., Unknown Publisher, November 2014 [e-book]
Ex-temporal emissary Bernard Rolfe finds himself slipping in and out of past and future times, a sad symptom of Dirac’s Syndrome—no, not that Dirac, but rather Alexa Dirac, the freckled, first-known sufferer of the syndrome.
That changed when he was plucked out of bed and plopped in the Pleistocene ice age, where he found himself, with nothing on but his pajamas, facing the tusked end of a wooly mammoth. He decided then that he sould let the Agency know before something carnivrous made a meal of him, or, worse, died from weather exposure.
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  • Science Fiction
  • Definite Time Travel