Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 43

Tomorrow Is Another Day This issue of *Authentic Science Fiction Monthly* (March 1954) features the lead novella "Tomorrow Is Another Day" by K. Houston Brunner, concerning August Michel, an insomniac tormented by intensifying nightmares. Michel's dreams begin ordinarily but progressively distort his surroundings into melting, wax-like shapes; an evil presence manifests before finally revealing a horrifying true form that causes Michel to wake screaming. Desperate and sleep-deprived after three months, Michel decides to seek psychiatric help. The issue also contains short stories: "Errand of Mercy" by William F. Temple and "Stand-In" by Jonathan Burke, plus contributions from F. G. Rayer and E. R. James. Non-fiction features include essays on extraterrestrial life, the planet Pluto, and practical chemistry, alongside book reviews and fanzine coverage.