Time Travel Via One's Own Thread of Consciousness

This list includes stories about people who travel through time along their own thread of consciousness. Typically, this means their future self "possesses", if you will, their past self and relives a scene. One may or may not have the ability to act independently: typically not. (Or, even if the character can act independently, the point of the story turns out to be that nothing he does can make a difference anyway.) A close variant, examples of which are also included, is stories where the person experiences time out of order: the most famous story of this type might be the Busby. The column for TYPE tries to indicate in shorthand the general idea. I.e. "Backward" means reliving life backwards, "Revisit" means specifically visiting a past event, etc. (I include an asterisk in the COMMENT field if I've actually read the story.) For this latest update Andrew Breitenbach reminded me that stories about Merlin which emphasize his living his life backwards would also qualify. Frankly I don't want to open up a flood of Arthurian stories to this list -- and most of them have little to do with Merlin's backward living anyway -- so I'm just listing the story Andrew suggested, "Winter Solstice" by Mike Resnick. If I'm wrong, either about specific information, or even to include the story at all, or if you know of any other stories that might fit the category, please email me at richard.horton@sff.net.