By: Algernon Blackwood

He had witnessed an occurrence in four-dimensional space.

By: Leland S. Copeland

“Over the writhing, blazing sun, / And planets, half day, half night…”

By: George Schuyler

The voice was Max Disher’s, but this man was white.

By: George William Russell

“They shall sink under water, / They shall rise up again…”

By: Algernon Blackwood

“But what would happen at night, then?”

By: Jerzy Jankowski

“You are in flames, flier / Brother of space and of the world.”

By: George Schuyler

“Could one never escape the plagued race problem?”

By: Stanley G. Weinbaum

“Has Mankind really lived in vain / After such aeon-bitter pain?”

By: Algernon Blackwood

Space, Time, Relativity, absorbed his entire thought.

By: Joseph Conrad and Ford M. Hueffer

“I move as I did in a world of … of the pictures of men.”

By: Wallace Stevens

A dirty house in a gutted world…

By: George Schuyler

“White at last!”

By: Amy Lowell

“Intorting upon their circuits, / Teasing the eye with indefinite motion…”

By: Christopher Blayre

“I wonder where her other hand was?”

By: Joseph Conrad and Ford M. Hueffer

They had no joy, these people who were to supersede us.