I'm trying to find a title of a short story I read several years ago. I think it was written by Ray Bradbury, but I may be wrong. It is about a man who regularly goes to a small cafe/restaurant.
One day he is sat at a table with a stanger. The stranger winds up revealing that he is some type of superior human being, Homo Sapian Superior, rather than Homo Sapian Sapians, and that his kind is getting ready to take control of the Earth. Before he leaves, the stranger uses a burst of light to erase the man's memory. The kicker is that the man is blind and he remembers the whole encounter.
Does this ring a bell with anyone?

The above story is not by Ray Bradbury.

"Don't Look Now," by Henry Kuttner, has resemblances to Ray's story "Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar!" in that they both involve two men discussing a Martian takeover of Earth by subversive means.

"Don't Look Now" also bears a lot of resemblance to an episode of "The Twilight Zone" titled "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?" They both involve discussion in a public place (I believe a bar in the story--I haven't read it in many years--and a cafe in the show--) of a subversive Martian takeover. The ending is the same in that


SPOILERS for both


the Martian is revealed by the presence of a third eye. If a third eye doesn't figure in your story, it isn't the Kuttner one.


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Thanks for the help.

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