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Ugo

by Giovanni De Feo

At age six, Ugo began leaping into other parts of his life: sometimes into an older Ugo, sometimes younger, sometimes in control of his body, sometimes just observing. The whole leaping business isn’t entirely clear except fo his connection with his future wife Cynthia—or sometimes Ciznia—and his insistence that nothing he sees can ever be changed.
— Michael Main
Later on, Ugo developed a theory about it. He said that in reality everybody Leaps all the time. The proof? Déjà vu. The feeling of having already experienced what is in fact happening for the first time was for him the ultimate, definitive evidence of Leaping. The only difference between Ugo and everyone else was that he remembered, while we don’t.

“Ugo” by Giovanni De Feo, Lightspeed, September 2017.

The Archronology of Love

by Caroline M. Yoachim

A great story of love, loss and discovery, with a new colony all dead and all organic matter gone. The protagonist and her dead husband, a colonists, are both academics in the field of archronology, which combines archeology and travel to and viewing of different times.
— Dave Hook

“The Archronology of Love” by Caroline M. Yoachim, Lightspeed, April 2019.

A Smell of Jet Fuel

by Andrew Dana Hudson

On the 107th floor of the South Tower on 9/11, time travel tour guide Brad Eckelson meets Sitra Velasco, a woman who couldn’t possibly be there.
— Michael Main
Well, she wasn’t a contemporary, that much was clear.

“A Smell of Jet Fuel” by Andrew Dana Hudson, in Lightspeed 134, July 2021.

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