Repeat Performance - Lost Sci-Fi Short Stories From the 40s, 50s and 60s

In a delightfully twisted tale, a little man grapples with the impossibility of murder when the victim, Ben, is very much alive. The narrative dances through the realms of time travel and alternate realities, creating a vivid tapestry of suspense and intrigue that pulls readers in with unexpected turns. As the story unfolds, the little man's resolve to uncover the truth leads him through a captivating blend of science fiction and moral dilemmas.

As readers journey into the 40s, 50s, and 60s, they’ll encounter a treasure trove of lost stories, each one pulsing with the imaginative spirit of the era. With a flair for weaving complex characters, the author invites an exploration of humanity against a backdrop of futuristic possibilities. Engaging themes of identity, existence, and the consequences of technology ripple throughout the narrative.

Rog Phillips’ work resonates deeply, offering a nostalgic yet fresh reflection on what it means to navigate a world where the fabric of reality is constantly shifting. This collection celebrates the golden age of sci-fi while questioning the nature of truth, fate, and choice in a world that feels just a heartbeat away from our own.