...And It Comes Out Here

A convict is sent two hundred years into the past to kill the founder of a movement, carrying the man's own skull to recognize him. A 1952 Philip K. Dick story whose ending loops back on itself.

Philip K. Dick

Over drinks, a reporter tells the story of a New Yorker who built a time machine to visit old New Amsterdam, and of the woman he brought back. A 1953 tale by August Derleth with a chilling last line.

August Derleth

An old man in a wheelchair meets a young stranger from the future at a train station, and the stranger proposes a very unusual trade. A playful 1961 story about age, freedom and second chances.

Sylvia Jacobs