You Don't Make Wine Like the Greeks Did

"You Don't Make Wine Like the Greeks Did" by David E. Fisher involves time travel, and the struggle to understand who we are. Set in 1959 New York City, the story follows psychiatrist Dr. Victor Quink, who meets Donald Fairfield, a man saying he and his wife Mimi are from the future and need help. Donald is trying to get Dr. Quink to help Mimi, who has lost her memory, so they can go back to their correct time. Things get complicated when Mimi says she fell in love with Victor by reading about his life and wanted to live in the past, which makes Donald unhappy. The story looks at their tangled relationships, what time travel might mean, and the search for where you belong. The story reaches a dramatic high point when Donald shows a gun, making Victor and Mimi deal with love, memory, and big life choices.