Kevin Galvin, author of “A Time Between,” shares with editor Mia Armstrong what inspired his November Future Tense Fiction story, which transports us to a college campus flooded with augmented reality glasses. As the detectives dig into evidence of a tragic death, they find themselves confronted with two different versions of the past—and, perhaps, the present.
Read the response essay from Jim Bueermann here.
Detectives digging into evidence of a tragic death find themselves confronted with two different versions of the past—and, perhaps, the present.
When I started my career as a police officer, cell phones were unknown in my department. It was 1979, which meant that if you needed to talk to the dispatchers—let’s say to report back information, or get an update on a crime in progress—you had to use a payphone or one of the many police […]
From the Future Tense Fiction archives: Stephen Harrison’s story follows the first judge on the Moon as he tries to solve a complex liability dispute between NASA and a contractor.
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