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Victor Rousseau

writer

The Messiah of the Cylinder

by Victor Rousseau


The Messiah of the Cylinder by Victor Rousseau, 4 pts., Everybody’s Magazine, June–September 1917.

Draft of Eternity

by Victor Rousseau

After taking cannabis, Dr. Clifford Pal awakens thousands of years in the future when America has been conquered by the Yuki, whereupon he falls in love with a princess, starts a revolution, and drinks more cannabis to return to the twentieth century.
— Michael Main

Draft of Eternity by Victor Rousseau, serialized in All-Story Weekly, 1 June to 22 June 1918.

The Atom-Smasher

by Victor Rousseau

We've got the evil Professor Tode (who modifies an atom-smasher into a time machine that travels to the Palaeolithic and to Atlantis), a fatherly older professor, his beautiful young daughter (menaced by evil Tode), casually written racist pronouncements (by Rousseau), and our hero scientist, the dashing Jim Dent. But my favorite sentence was the brief description of quantum mechanics, which I didn’t expect in a 1930 science fiction tale.
— Michael Main
The Planck-Bohr quantum theory that the energy of a body cannot vary continuously, but only by a certain finite amount, or exact multiples of this amount, had been the key that unlocked the door.

“The Atom-Smasher” by Victor Rousseau, Astounding Stories of Super-Science, May 1930.

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