Short story, “Seven Century Summer”, where man has an accident and time travels to a future post...
Looking for a science fiction short story I believe is titled “Seven Century Summer” or something like that. From what I remember a modern man had an accident and traveled forward in time, to a post apocalyptic world. There his consciousness inhabited the mind of a native. There was a great being in a tank of some sort.
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Looking for a science fiction short story I believe is titled “Seven Century Summer” or something like that. From what I remember a modern man had an accident and traveled forward in time, to a post apocalyptic world. There his consciousness inhabited the mind of a native. There was a great being in a tank of some sort.
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Looking for a science fiction short story I believe is titled “Seven Century Summer” or something like that. From what I remember a modern man had an accident and traveled forward in time, to a post apocalyptic world. There his consciousness inhabited the mind of a native. There was a great being in a tank of some sort.
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Looking for a science fiction short story I believe is titled “Seven Century Summer” or something like that. From what I remember a modern man had an accident and traveled forward in time, to a post apocalyptic world. There his consciousness inhabited the mind of a native. There was a great being in a tank of some sort.
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I literally read this yesterday and thought that it fits.
Midsummer Century (1972)
(A book in the Haertel Scholium series)
A novel by James Blish
In the year 25,000 A.D . . . When John Martels returned to consciousness he found himself the Delphic Oracle of a world far different from the Twentieth Century. Humanity had risen and fallen three times and was back once again in a semi-primitive state. He shared his oracular powers with a mind and a device left over from the last Rebirth . . . but the real problem was not rebuilding civilization, it was that another genus of creatures had arisen to claim inheritance of the world--the evolved, strangely intelligent birds, whose priority was the elimination of the world's former masters.
This book actually contains one novella-length story, “Midsummer Century,” and two short stories: “Skysign” and “A Style in Treason".
As pointed out by user14111 the short story is available on the internet archive.
answered 2 hours ago
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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
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+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
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I literally read this yesterday and thought that it fits.
Midsummer Century (1972)
(A book in the Haertel Scholium series)
A novel by James Blish
In the year 25,000 A.D . . . When John Martels returned to consciousness he found himself the Delphic Oracle of a world far different from the Twentieth Century. Humanity had risen and fallen three times and was back once again in a semi-primitive state. He shared his oracular powers with a mind and a device left over from the last Rebirth . . . but the real problem was not rebuilding civilization, it was that another genus of creatures had arisen to claim inheritance of the world--the evolved, strangely intelligent birds, whose priority was the elimination of the world's former masters.
This book actually contains one novella-length story, “Midsummer Century,” and two short stories: “Skysign” and “A Style in Treason".
As pointed out by user14111 the short story is available on the internet archive.
answered 2 hours ago
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
1
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
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I literally read this yesterday and thought that it fits.
Midsummer Century (1972)
(A book in the Haertel Scholium series)
A novel by James Blish
In the year 25,000 A.D . . . When John Martels returned to consciousness he found himself the Delphic Oracle of a world far different from the Twentieth Century. Humanity had risen and fallen three times and was back once again in a semi-primitive state. He shared his oracular powers with a mind and a device left over from the last Rebirth . . . but the real problem was not rebuilding civilization, it was that another genus of creatures had arisen to claim inheritance of the world--the evolved, strangely intelligent birds, whose priority was the elimination of the world's former masters.
This book actually contains one novella-length story, “Midsummer Century,” and two short stories: “Skysign” and “A Style in Treason".
As pointed out by user14111 the short story is available on the internet archive.
answered 2 hours ago
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
1,2321219
Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
1
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
add a comment |
I literally read this yesterday and thought that it fits.
Midsummer Century (1972)
(A book in the Haertel Scholium series)
A novel by James Blish
In the year 25,000 A.D . . . When John Martels returned to consciousness he found himself the Delphic Oracle of a world far different from the Twentieth Century. Humanity had risen and fallen three times and was back once again in a semi-primitive state. He shared his oracular powers with a mind and a device left over from the last Rebirth . . . but the real problem was not rebuilding civilization, it was that another genus of creatures had arisen to claim inheritance of the world--the evolved, strangely intelligent birds, whose priority was the elimination of the world's former masters.
This book actually contains one novella-length story, “Midsummer Century,” and two short stories: “Skysign” and “A Style in Treason".
As pointed out by user14111 the short story is available on the internet archive.
answered 2 hours ago
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
1,2321219
I literally read this yesterday and thought that it fits.
Midsummer Century (1972)
(A book in the Haertel Scholium series)
A novel by James Blish
In the year 25,000 A.D . . . When John Martels returned to consciousness he found himself the Delphic Oracle of a world far different from the Twentieth Century. Humanity had risen and fallen three times and was back once again in a semi-primitive state. He shared his oracular powers with a mind and a device left over from the last Rebirth . . . but the real problem was not rebuilding civilization, it was that another genus of creatures had arisen to claim inheritance of the world--the evolved, strangely intelligent birds, whose priority was the elimination of the world's former masters.
This book actually contains one novella-length story, “Midsummer Century,” and two short stories: “Skysign” and “A Style in Treason".
As pointed out by user14111 the short story is available on the internet archive.
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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
1
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
1
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Sorry about not reading the earlier comments. I didn't see that you already posted the answer.
– Neo Darwin
29 mins ago
1
1
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
+1 We aren't supposed to post answers as comments. I posted my comments anyway in the hope that either the OP would acknowledge that it was the right story (so we could close the question as a duplicate) or else that somebody else (preferably someone who has actually read the story, which I haven't) would write a real answer, as you did.
– user14111
14 mins ago
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