John A Messmer

Impossible Time and Reflective Time John A Messmer

Impossible Time: An alien race invades the Earth for their hunger and revenge. All flesh must be absorbed. A stranger saves four people and takes them to the time matrix. While they enjoy his hospitality, the aliens invade his sanctuary. All realities are in jeopardy, unless the past is changed. Three are sent back in time to investigate and prevent the disaster. With any decision, interference could cause a change, which initiated the nightmare. Reflective Time: While the Librarian was training his new companion, problems were seen throughout the Universe. Instead of recording history, the computer brain was being used as a conduit for change. Statues were being torn down from one planet to the next. When historical perceptions changed, the heroes from the past were no longer needed with their flaws and racist tendencies. Many different kinds of intelligent creatures were revolting against the established order. Protests were occurring against social injustice. Waves of change were pounding the walls of normality for a new order. As the protests increased, violence escalated, not only from the protestors but also from the statues themselves.