
The Inland Journey
I had found a way to travel in time, with certain restrictions. For some reason the method worked only within my own life and within my own body, and since I had never been a…


On a train. The conductor asks for my ticket. I realise I haven’t bought one. I ask:
“All right, where is this train heading?”
She replies:
“How should I know? Do I look like I work here?”
The train doesn’t stop anywhere. It just keeps going and going. I close my eyes for a bit.
When I open them, I’m lying in someone’s arms. I’m a baby.
“Damn. Something’s gone wrong with the switching,” I try to say, but I’m a baby.

I had found a way to travel in time, with certain restrictions. For some reason the method worked only within my own life and within my own body, and since I had never been a…

The first second of a day that doesn’t need its week: awakening. There’s clatter in the kitchen. Oh right, I’m me. Oh right, I’m at my second cousin’s in Lund. We drink instant…

The executor of the will observed that, broadly speaking, the father had left behind only two assets of any significance: first, a unique Märklin Spur 0 collection from the 1920s…