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Reggle Gumm is a local superstar. Everyone in the small provincial town knows him by sight. He is the multiple winner of the "Where will the little green man be next?" contest. Ragle has a special gift for solving puzzles: out of thousands of possible options, he always chooses the right one. Sometimes it seems to him that the whole world revolves around him. However, something in this world doesn't seem to fit together. People behave unnaturally, and things seem artificial. In general, time has become somehow deranged - a completely different life, deliberately hidden from him, is seeping through the cracks of the usual coherent reality. Ragle decides to find out the truth at any cost, even though some invisible force controls his every move. But will he succeed? And how is this all connected to the war that has been going on for many years between the Earth and the colonists on the Moon? "The Time Beyond (1959) is one of the most famous novels by the American science fiction writer Philip K. Dick (1928-1982), in which he addresses the cornerstone theme of his work - the nature of reality and the impossibility of its objective perception.