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| Author: | Aldiss, Brian W. |
| Title: | The night that all time broke loose |
| In: | Dangerous Visions (Edited by Harlan Ellison) |
| Publisher: | Doubleday & Company, New York |
| Pages: | 151-160 |
| Date: | 1967 |
| Format: | Short story |
| Descriptors: | Drugs as mind-expanders |
| Annotation:Comic story about time gas, piped through mains to suburban houses the way heating gas is distributed. Using time gas, subscribers can dial themselves back to any period in their lives they prefer to re-experience. Story concerns a break in the gas main that floods the region with time gas and touches off a great gusher that carries mankind back into prehistoric times, with dinosaurs imminent as the time-effects grow more powerful. | |
| Author: | Anderson, Chester |
| Title: | The Butterfly Kid |
| Publisher: | Pyramid Books, New York |
| Pages: | 190 pp. |
| Date: | 1967 |
| Format: | Novel |
| Descriptor: | Drugs as mind-expanders |
| Annotation:In this comic novel, set among the drug-using counter-culturists of Greenwich Village, trouble starts when Reality Pills become available—a "projective hallucinogen" that creates hallucinations visible not only to the user but to those around him. It develops that Reality Pills have been invented and distributed by blue lobster-like beings from another planet in order to facilitate their conquest of Earth—a conquest ultimately thwarted by the dedication of a fearless band of hippies. | |
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