Infinite Intruder

Infinite Intruder

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Infinite Intruder by Alan Edward Nourse

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1953

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Infinite Intruder

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When Roger Strang found that someone was killing his son—killing him horribly and often—he started investigating. He wasn't prepared to find the results of another investigation—this time about his own life.

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"That car," Roger started weakly. "You've got to stop that car I was chasing--"

"Never mind that car," the patrolman snarled. "It's you they want. Hop out. We'll go in the patrol car."

"You've got to stop them--"

The patrolman fingered his gun. "Security wants to talk to you, Mr. Strang. Hop out."

Roger moved dazedly from his car. He didn't question the patrolman; he hardly even heard him. His mind raced in a welter of confusion, trying desperately to refute the brilliant picture in his mind from that split-second that the spotlight had rested on the driver of the black car, trying to fit the impossible pieces into their places. For the second man in the black autojet had been John Morrel, chief of Barrier Base Security, and the driver had been Martin Drengo--

* * * * *

The man at the desk was a stranger to Roger Strang. He was an elderly man, stooped, with graying hair and a small clipped mustache that seemed to stick out like antennae. He watched Roger im

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It's hard to do a time travel story that hasn't been done. This one, in a lot of ways, falls into the same vein as so many others. There are, however, enough differences to make this an interesting read - up until the end, that is. The ending is a total disappointment that just leaves you feeling empty, like you've just wasted your time with the rest of the story.
(1953) Sci-fi (Time Travel Paradox) / Political Intrigue


From 'Space Science Fiction' July 1953.


R: ***


Plot bullets

Roger is involved with an electronic barrier that must be completed to avoid another atomic war.
Someone is trying to kill Roger's son.
Multiple attempts are made, but with no evidence of the attacks, other than Roger's word.
Now they are saying he is not even Roger Strang.

An interesting whodunnit about assassins targetting a young boy after the first atomic war that turns into something else. There are some interesting ideas about time travel.

A better than average pulp story.