Collected for the first time, the short stories of F. M. Busby…Time travel, reincarnation, and out-of-body experiences, an unusual invention, extraterrestrials, unicorns, immortality, and the future are just some of the adventures in these short story tales by the author of the Rissa Kerguelen saga and Zelda M’Tana. Robert A. Heinlein in part dedicated his 1985 novel The Cat Who Walks Through Walls to Busby, and in part dedicated his 1982 novel Friday to Busby’s wife Elinor.Contents: Introduction. (Getting Home) o essay by F. M. Busby A Gun for Grandfather (1957) short story by F. M. Busby Of Mice and Otis (1972) short story by F. M. Busby The Puiss of Krrlik (1972) short story by F. M. Busby The Absence of Tom Leone (1987) short story by F. M. Busby Proof (1972) short story by F. M. Busby The Real World (1972) short story by F. M. Busby Tell Me All About Yourself (1973) short story by F. M. Busby Once Upon a Unicorn (1973) short story by F. M. Busby Road Map (1973) short story by F. M. Busby If This Is Winnetka, You Must Be Judy (1974) novelette by F. M. Busby Three Tinks on the House (1973) short story by F. M. Busby The Learning of Eeshta [Demu] (1973) short story by F. M. Busby I’m Going to Get You (1974) short story by F. M. Busby 2000 1/2  – A Spaced Oddity (1973) short story by F. M. Busby Time of Need (1974) short story by F. M. Busby Retroflex (1974) short story by F. M. Busby Misconception (1975) short story by F. M. Busby The Signing of Tulip (1975) short story by F. M. Busby Advantage (1975) short story by F. M. Busby Getting Home (1974) novelette by F. M. Busby.

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