By: Frigyes Karinthy

“You term the greatest thinkers of mankind exactly those diseased intellects that have become deranged within themselves.”

By: Frigyes Karinthy

“The solasis‘ association of ideas is considerably faster and more precise than ours.”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“He went limp, and apparently remained suspended in mid-air.”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“The rate of thought, then, controlled environment.”

By: Charlie Mitchell

“I came to see an old brother…”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“He was living at a ratio of at least five hundred to one, perhaps much faster.”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“The girl suddenly became a sluggish replica of her former self.”

By: Charlie Mitchell

“I think Khyber is going to cycle you.”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“Time,” he said, “is an illusion of the senses.”

By: Olaf Stapledon

“An age-long schooling in admiration of an ever-vanishing cosmos.”

By: Charlie Mitchell

“Did plastic grow or did you dig for it like metal?”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“For a split fraction of a second, Ramsay’s hand vanished.”

By: Olaf Stapledon

“A highly sophisticated race, devoted almost wholly to art and science, must take special measures to preserve its contact with the primitive.”

By: Charlie Mitchell

“Did you veil a goodbye we missed, brother?”

By: Erle Stanley Gardner

“Everything was entirely normal, save and except for that sudden disappearance of Carl Ramsay’s right hand.”