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Wilson Tucker
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Novel
Novel
Time Bomb
- by Wilson Tucker
- (Rinehart, August 1955)
As Illinois police Lieutenant Danforth investigates a series of politically motivated deadly bombings, he realizes that the mythical Gilgamesh himself may be involved as well as a bomb-delivering time machine from the future.
Unlike Tucker’s earlier Gilgamesh book, The Time Masters, this one really does have a time machine.
Unlike Tucker’s earlier Gilgamesh book, The Time Masters, this one really does have a time machine.
A loose-knit but fanatical political party is driving for control of the nation. This November they may have it. Meanshile one or more equally fanatical parties are seeking a practical time machine.
Novel
The Lincoln Hunters
- by Wilson Tucker
- (Rinehart, 1958)
When a time travel novel brags the title The Lincoln Hunters, you more-or-less expect a mad race to stop John Wilkes Booth, but Tucker’s book instead focuses on Benjamin Steward, an agent of Time Researchers who is pegged to lead a team from the year 2578 back to 1856 Bloomington, Illinois, where they plan to record Lincoln’s lost speech condemning slavery.
Novel
The Year of the Quiet Sun
- by Wilson Tucker
- (Ace Books, 1970)
Brian Chaney—researcher, translator, statistician, a little of this and that—is unwillingly drafted as the third member of a team (which includes Major Moresby and Lt. Commander Saltus) to study and map the central United States at the turn of the century, at about the year 2000.
For me, I see the tone of several later items, such as the TV show Seven Days, as descendants of Tucker’s novel—and we finally understand why the Terminator arrives at his destination naked.
For me, I see the tone of several later items, such as the TV show Seven Days, as descendants of Tucker’s novel—and we finally understand why the Terminator arrives at his destination naked.
“Naked? All the way naked?”
