The Time It Happened. Third Flatiron Anthologies, #17

Time. We feel it march by, seeming to gain momentum with each passingyear. Some physicists argue that it might not actually exist. We haveonly our recollections to depend on, and sometimes those can fool us, becoming fogged, like overexposed film."The Time It Happened" from Third Flatiron Anthologies contains 15short science fiction adventures and flash humor pieces that exploreworld-altering events, both real and imagined, ranging from alieninvasion and space wars to fantastically unpredictable scienceexperiments.
Seemingly minor crises, such as missing your morning cupof coffee, or a network glitch, can ruin your whole day, but whatabout forever? Historical events, like Lincoln's death, the Apollo 11mission, or Sputnik, may not have happened quite like we remember. Yetsurely the most important memories, like love, are permanently etchedon the walls of time."The Time It Happened" proudly showcases an international group of newand established speculative fiction authors.
Contributors include:Martin Clark, Atar Hadari, Dan Koboldt, Ellen Denton, Jason Lairamore, Larry C. Kay, Richard Mark Ankers, Thomas Canfield, Wendy Nikel, EvanHenry, Elliotte Rusty Harold, Neil James Hudson, Dana Schellings, MarkHill, and Amanda C. Davis.