Homer Eon Flint

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"The Blind Spot" is a science fiction novel authored by Austin Hall and Homer Eon Flint. This collaborative endeavor investigates the concept of parallel dimensions as well as the enigmatic occurrence known as the "blind spot." Foster and Blake, two scientists, find that the human mind has a blind zone that stops people from experiencing some facets of reality. They create a gadget that allows them to enter these hidden dimensions and gain tremendous abilities and knowledge. They come upon unusual and otherworldly beings as they explore these different realities. Their experiences force them to face moral quandaries, ethical decisions, and the ramifications of possessing enormous power. The story takes readers on a voyage across other realms where the laws of physics and reality change dramatically from what we know. "The Blind Spot" is famous for its imaginative investigation of parallel universes, as well as the philosophical problems it raises regarding the limitations of human vision and the ethical application of newly discovered information. It is considered a masterpiece of early twentieth-century science fiction, providing readers with a thought-provoking and mind-bending study of the unknown.

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Kvinnan klamrade sig fortfarande fast vid hans arm. “Nu är det två. Nu är det två. I morse en man, nu en kvinna. Nu är det två …” “Det har kanske inte …” började Jerome men avbröts av att kvinnan begravde sina naglar i hans hand, hennes ögon blev ljusa och hon öppnade munnen för att släppa ut ett långsamt stilla ljud. Jerome stelnade och så plötsligt slog en klocka. Ett slag som från en enorm kyrkklocka fyllde hela rummet och tog över varje tanke. Så dog den bort, lika plötsligt som den slagit och lämnade efter sig ett rum som var ännu mer tomt. Kvinnans grepp om hans arm lossnade och hon föll ihop bredvid honom. Jerome darrade men lyfte upp henne i sina armar. Hon tog ett sista andetag och han hörde hur hennes själ försvann bort i skuggorna med en stilla ton och orden: “Nu är det två.” - Första gången som berättelsen publicerades var som serie i en veckotidning 1921. Den skrevs tillsammans av Austin Hall (1885 – 1933) och Homer Eon Flint (1888 – 1924). Den har kallats “The most famous fantastic novel of all time" och anses vara en klassiker inom science-fiction/fantasy. Nu för första gången på svenska. - “Den blinda fläcken är en plats där två dimensioner möts. Mystiken är övertygande, vetenskapen tänkvärd och karaktärerna trovärdiga. Varmt rekommenderad.”, Kevin “Jag kommer att tänka på H G Wells, det där att världen innehåller mycket som vi inte förstår och det vetenskapliga angreppssättet”, Linda

A Dream of John Ball (1888) is a novel by English author William Morris about the English peasants' revolt of 1381 and the rebel John Ball. Like the novels close contemporary - A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1889) by Mark Twain - it describes a dream and time travel encounter between the medieval and modern worlds. However unlike Twain's vision of a violent and chaotic "Dark Age", Morris describes a positive image of the Middle Ages, seeing it as a golden, if brief, period when peasants were prosperous and happy and guilds protected workers from exploitation.

The doctor closed the door behind him, crossed to the table, silently offered the geologist a cigar, and waited until smoke was issuing from it. Then he said: "Well," bluntly, "what's come between you and your wife, Van?" The geologist showed no surprise. Instead, he frowned severely at the end of his cigar, and carefully seated himself on the corner of the table. When he spoke there was a certain rigor in his voice, which told the doctor that his friend was holding himself tightly in rein. "It really began when the four of us got together to investigate Capellette, two months ago." Van Emmon was a thorough man in important matters. "Maybe I ought to say that both Billie and I were as much interested as either you or Smith; she often says that even the tour of Mercury and Venus was less wonderful. "What is more, we are both just as eager to continue the investigations.

Now, I will tell ye more. It has come to me lately that Klow is plotting to attack us with strange weapons." I thought best, considering their ignorance, not to give them my own reasons. "Of course I have told the emperor of it; yet he will not act. He says to wait till we are attacked.