By: Edmond Hamilton

“It is consciousness of a crude, dim sort, but still consciousness.”

By: Michael Williams

“The machines are alive! They are killing us!”

By: Michael Williams

“Cold and keen and utterly logical and devoid of all love and warmth.”

By: Michael Williams

“We may be threatened with revolution by an inside power…”

By: Michael Williams

“Yesterday sixty-three electrical engineers and dynamo tenders were killed —”

By: Michael Williams

“The problem that baffled Richard Meehan was not a problem, it was an impossibility.”

By: Frigyes Karinthy

“I saw heat, thermal energy flowing around me…”

By: Frigyes Karinthy

“The dosire was a sick sickness which destroyed itself…”

By: Frigyes Karinthy

“Indubitably, I must be a disease, that is, a transitory phenomenon.”

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: 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.”