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Unusual Tales #47

The Unwelcome Guest

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno
After a car accident, Steve Teller stumbles into a house that takes him from one time to another.
— Michael Main
Open up! I’ve had enough of this! Whatever crazy explanation there is, I want it now!
“The Unwelcome Guest” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, Unusual Tales #47 (Charlton Comics, November 1964).

The Egg

by Andy Weir
After a man dies, he meets God, upon which he doesn’t find out the meaning of life, but he does discover something about time and the meaning of the universe.
Seriously? You’re asking me for the meaning of life? Isn’t that a little stereotypical?
English
“The Egg” by Andy Weir, in Creative Writings of Andy Weir (Galactanet, added 15 August 2009) [ongoing e-collection].

Effect and Cause

by Grove Koger
Over dinner, a group of professional men and women called the Club discuss a recent happening at a house that’s been haunted since 1928.
— Michael Main
The house Parry lived in had been built in 1928, right before the Depression hit, and the odd thing was that it apparently was haunted from the very beginning. From day one.
“Effect and Cause” by Grove Koger, Bewildering Stories, 15 September 2014.

Somewhere Between

by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al.
After San Francisco suffers a week of terror at the hands of a serial killer ending with the death of Laura Price’s eight-year-old daughter Serena, Laura falls into a dark depression and attempts suicide. Next thing she knows, she’s waking up before that week, whereupon she teams up with ex-police detective Nico Jackson (who also got thrown back in time), hoping to change the week, catch the killer, save Nico’s brother’s life, and save Serena—all in a mere nine additional episodes.
— Michael Main
I’m not going to let anybody hurt you this time. I swear to you on my life.
Somewhere Between by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al., 10 pts. (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July – 19 September 2017).

Providence Falls Trilogy

by Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets
After more than a century in limbo, Irish ruffian Liam O’Connor is dropped into an adult life in 21st-century Providence Falls where, in order to save his soul, he must convince his reincarnated true love, Cora, to marry someone other than himself. It appears that Liam had a long sleep, and Cora was reincarnated, but neither had real time travel.
— Michael Main
“Cora is on earth again in this twenty-first century,” Samuel said. “You must make sure she fulfills her true destiny in this life.”
The Providence Falls Novels, 2 vols. by Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets (Mira, September 2020 to October 2022) [print · e-book].
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