A collection of 15 true anecdotes from the author's life that will appeal to everyone born in the nineties. The nineties-era is alluded to as the "Golden Age". The writer thinks the nineties generation is fortunate because technology came into their life around the appropriate time.

Collection of short stories mostly by Lawson serialized in the Australian Star 1899-1902. The press clippings are bound subsequent to publication.

A woman from twenty-fifth-century China, where she is arrested for attempted murder, travels back in time to San Francisco in 1895, where she searches for a slave girl whose life has far-reaching consequences for the future. Original.

In 25th-century China, Zhu Wong plays a vital role. As a comrade in the Daughters of Compassion, she is part of a paramilitary cadre dedicated to enforcing the Gerenation-Skipping Law. When she is arrested for attempted murder, she is conscripted to travel into the past to find the ancestor whose life will have a direct impact on the future of Zhu and her society.