Notes
First published in a shorter form as a serial in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction in 1962.

Publisher's Blurb
Determined to see for himself the wonders of 21st-century America, the prophet Joenes sets out from his Polynesian island paradise. But from the moment he lays foot on US soil, there is only one way his career can go – wrong. Instantly embroiled in a series of bewildering events, he finds himself hurtled from one misadventure to the next, encountering, among others, the living dead of New York, an electronic oracle and a psychotic policeman. For from the horrors of its Utopia to the haven of its madhouses 21st-century America is a continent gone crazy...

Ebullient, provocative and above all, fun, Journey Beyond Tomorrow is Sheckley’s slickest satire.

ROBERT SHECKLEY ranks alongside Kurt Vonnegut as one of science fiction’s most respected satirists. Renowned as much for his brilliant short stories as for his novels, he was born in America in 1928, but has lived for long periods in Europe.