Too close to the forest

Name: Too close to the forest
Author: Bryce Walton

By Bryce Walton

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The narrative centers on Dr. Marsten, a once-respected psychologist who has turned to parapsychology, specifically exploring the concept of mental telepathy. As he prepares for a pivotal experiment to prove his theories, he grapples with the skepticism of his peers and the potential consequences of failure. The story unfolds during a tense evening where Marsten seeks validation from fellow scientists who once respected him. His obsession with proving his theories and regaining his professional reputation creates an atmosphere of anticipation and anxiety, highlighting themes of ambition, the struggle for acceptance in the scientific community, and the fine line between genius and madness.

About the Author

Bryce Walton

Bryce Walton was an American author known for his contributions to science fiction and speculative fiction. His works often explore themes of technology, humanity, and the future, reflecting the anxieties and hopes of the mid-20th century. Among his notable titles is "Assignment in the Dawn," which showcases his ability to blend adventure with philosophical inquiry. Walton's storytelling is characterized by vivid imagination and a keen understanding of human nature, making his narratives both engaging and thought-provoking. He wrote extensively, with a catalog that includes works like "Doomsday 257 A.G.!" and "Dark Windows," solidifying his place in the literary heritage of the genre.