Gerald Sohl was a master of television writing, contributing to legendary series like The Twilight Zone and Star Trek. His novels delved into gripping themes, from a dystopian future under Soviet rule in Point Ultimate, portraying a stark vision of occupation and heroic resistance, to an intimate exploration of lost memory and identity quests in The Time Dissolver. Sohl's style often captures the atmosphere of its era, unafraid to examine darker aspects of society and technology.
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"The Time Dissolver," a classic science fiction novel by Jerry Sohl.
Featuring a collection of the most impactful short works by a renowned author, this anthology showcases the depth and range of their literary genius. Each piece reflects unique themes and styles, offering readers a chance to explore complex characters and thought-provoking narratives in a concise format. The compilation highlights the author's ability to convey profound insights and emotions within brief narratives, making it an essential read for both fans and newcomers alike.
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This collection features three chilling tales that explore the eerie and unsettling aspects of life. A doll with sinister intentions, a museum filled with lifelike wax figures of infamous killers, and a movie star who defies aging create a haunting atmosphere reminiscent of classic horror. With two scripts previously unpublished, the anthology captures the essence of suspense and intrigue, enhanced by an introduction from Christopher Conlon and an afterword by George Clayton Johnson, offering insights into the stories' significance.
Lingering in a coma, Dr. Curtis Sheridan learns he has the power to kill other patients and plans his revenge on his wife Elsie, and her lover, Dr. Alex Hanson
they came together for a weekend in a California motel--twelve very different people. plus the psychologist who was supposed to lead them. ahead lay the most shattering hours of their lives.