The Great Time Machine Hoax

Keith Laumer

Chester W. Chester IV, sole surviving heir of eccentric millionaire-inventor Chester W. Chester I, has entered into his inheritance: a semi-moribund circus; a white elephant of a run-down neo-Victorian mansion furnished with such hot items as TV sets shaped like crouching vultures; the old gentleman's final invention, a mammoth computer whose sole value seems to be as scrap metal; and one more thing – a million credits in back taxes. Either he comes up with the million credits, or it's up the river for Chester for a long, long time.

That's why Chester is desperate enough to use the Generalized Nonlinear Extrapolator (Genie for short) to perpetrate one of the biggest entertainment scams of all time – The Great Time Machine Hoax (but he should have read the manual).

Published
1964
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