Plot

An outsider scientist attempts to move backward through time and finds himself in breach of inter-dimensional law. He is sentenced to oblivion, given only twenty-one questions to ask about life, the universe and everything.

An outsider scientist attempts to move backward through time, finding himself in breach of inter-dimensional law. He is sentenced to oblivion, but not before being given the opportunity to ask twenty-one questions about any subject in the whole of existence. His council in these last rights is the bureaucratic Harry Greenburger, a metaphysical social worker of sorts, devoid of sensitivity. Twenty-one less-than-thought-out questions lie between the awkward scientist and a grim demise.—Anonymous

An outsider scientist attempts to move backward through time and finds himself in breach of inter-dimensional law. He is sentenced to oblivion, but not before being given the opportunity to ask twenty-one questions about any subject in the whole of existence. His council in these last rights is the bureaucratic Harry Greenburger, a metaphysical social worker of sorts, devoid of sensitivity. Twenty-one less-than-thought-out questions lie between the awkward scientist and a grim demise.—Micah Troublefield