So what do I read first? Somewhere in Time: a rehashed novel, poorly written but with a good plot and a lively Goodreads discussion, or An0ma1y: a cracker of a novel with promises of well researched time travel intricacies but on a medium which will drive me nuts?
Tag: fiction
Review: The Mindtraveler by Bonnie Rozanski
Time travel offers another chance to relive parts of your life which don’t turn out the way you’d like. Scientist Margaret Braverman discovers how to travel back in time by transporting her 60 year old mind into her 35 year old body and hopes to do things differently this time around.
But time travel is never as simple as it seems. She can only move a few fingers in her younger body and is forced to watch with fascination and horror as history repeats itself…and she has plenty of trouble in store for her when she returns to the present.
The Mindtraveler is a captivating time travel romance novel with scientific oomph! Unafraid to delve into the realms of time travel and its complications, it provokes moral and philosophical questions if we were given the chance to live our life again. Marrying romance with science and divorcing ignorance from time travel, The Mindtraveler is novel which you can’t put down!
Review: The Accidental Prologue
The Accidental Prologue by Andre Mazeron is an absolutely cracking time travel short story with a wonderful writing style which endears you to the first person character. The mechanics of time travel are integral within the plot which even describes experiments helping to understand how time travel paradoxes can be avoided.
Review: The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers
The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers In short, this is a masterpiece of literature! It mixes fantasy with science fiction … More
Review: The Man Who Folded Himself by David Gerrold
Wow, wow and wow!!! This is an absolute “must have” for the time travel enthusiast! Even if I’m wrong, it’s easy reading and only some 130 pages so you may as well give it a go!
Live review: The Time Ships by Stephen Baxter
Stephen Baxter’s The Time Ships is the authorised sequel to H. G. Well’s The Time Machine. How does this ship … More
Review: The Map of Time by Felix J. Palma
The Map of Time by Felix J. Palma The first thing which needs to be said about Palma’s Map of … More
Review: Time and Again by Jack Finney
Time and Again By Jack Finney Most reviews of Time and Again by Jack Finney are glowing. About Time, a … More
Review: Loveless and Godstone Regret
Loveless and Godstone Regret by Mark Williams Two things happened when I started reading Loveless and Godstone Regret. The first … More
Review: The Photo Traveler by Arthur J. Gonzalez
The Photo Traveler by Arthur J. Gonzalez I won a PDF copy of The Photo Traveler from Arthur J. Gonzalo … More
Review: The Mirror by Marlys Millhiser
The Mirror by Marlys Millhiser Synopsis Many reviews describe The Mirror as a horror book. I must admit that I … More
Review: Selected Shorts by David Goodberg
Selected Shorts and Other Methods of Time Travel David Goodberg I don’t like to write negatively about an author’s creation, … More
Review: The Butterfly Effect
The Butterfly Effect Synopsis Evan is a young boy who suffers from blackouts which appear to be associated with moments … More
Review: The Time Machine, H.G. Wells
The Time Machine H. G. Wells This is perhaps the most famous of time travel stories, and is often heralded … More