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"Ahead of His Time" is a science fiction novel written by American author Ray Cummings, known for his contributions to early science fiction pulp magazines. The novel was first serialized in "Astounding Stories" magazine in 1931 and later published as a book in 1941.
The story is set in a future where amazing developments have occurred due to the advancement of science and technology.
Ray Cummings was a prolific writer in the early 20th century, and his works often focused on speculative and imaginative elements. "Ahead of His Time" is an example of early science fiction, exploring the possibilities and implications of time travel.
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Summary
He was about two years old when he first became aware that there was always a dim glow of light around him. It was nice, because it shone on the bright-colored little animals, birds and fishes which were on the inside of his white enameled crib. Even in the daytime he was sometimes aware of the glow. In the afternoons, when the summer sunlight was hot and bright, and his mother would put him into his crib when he wasn't a bit sleepy, he would lie staring at the little figures. He could see them plainly, because the pale silver glow was on them.