Jack Finney

Jack Finney

4 Series

Jack Finney was an American author renowned for his novels "The Body Snatchers" and "Time and Again." His work "The Body Snatchers" inspired the 1956 film "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," celebrated as a significant political allegory of the 1950s.

In Jack Finney's "Time and Again," advertising agent Si Morley joins a secret government project to explore time travel, volunteering to travel from the 20th century to New York in 1882. His mission is to investigate a recently discovered, half-burned letter from that year. Upon arriving in the past, Morley unexpectedly falls in love, complicating his assignment. This relationship forces him to choose between returning to his own time or staying in the past with his new love. Finney's novel masterfully blends historical detail with the intrigue of time travel and the emotional stakes of personal choice.

Time and Again

Time and Again

(1970)

From Time to Time

(1995)

Standalone Novels

5 Against the House

(1954)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers / The Body Snatchers

(1955)

The House of Numbers

(1957)

Assault on a Queen

(1959)

Good Neighbor Sam

(1964)

The Woodrow Wilson Dime

(1968)

Marion's Wall

(1973)

The Night People

(1977)

Collections

The Third Level

(1940)

The Clock of Time

(1961)

I Love Galesburg in the Springtime

(1963)

Forgotten News

(1983)

About Time

(1986)

Anthologies

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1952

(1952)

The Pan Book of Horror Stories

(1959)

50 Short Science Fiction Tales

(1963)

Stories of Suspense

(1963)

Connoisseur's Science Fiction

(1964)

Tales of Time and Space

(1969)

The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction / Great Science Fiction of the 20th Century

(1980)

Laughing Space: An Anthology of Science Fiction Humor

(1982)

Great Tales of Fantasy and Science Fiction

(1985)

Tales in Time

(1997)

Time Machines

(1997)

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