I’ve had a go at writing some time travel stories of my own… Hope you enjoy them!
Travels Through Time (Mike Ricksecker)
Any time travel enthusiast will feel like a wide-eyed school boy in a sweetshop when he picks up Mike Ricksecker’s “Travels Through Time” – there’s so much in here!
Looking through Novikov Windows with Chris Cosmain
Chris Cosmain tackles a plethora of time travel issues and addresses a multitude of interesting deviations from the standard conundrums in Novikov Windows. It’s a true science fiction novel!
Movie Musing: Record / Play – Don’t Fade Away
Time travel is linked with both spatial location and purpose in Record / Play; a time travel love story with a broken walkman.
Novikov Windows by Chris Cosmain
A “Psychological hard science fiction” time travel novel. Lots of reasons to get involved in this one!
In your future: Travels Through Time
Coming up! Time2timetravel’s first review of a non-fiction book that dives into the fourth dimension, time travel and stacked time theory.
Reflecting about time
What if time didn’t move in a straight line in a single thermodynamically bound direction of increasing entropy, but bounced around just like rays of light?
Rising from the dead: another Live Review
In the 10 years or so of time2timetravel history I’ve only written one live review. It’s high time to write another!
Movie Musing: Swings and Roundabouts (and a Guitar)
Richard goes back in time to convince his younger self to learn how to play the guitar. Then he’ll surely get all the babes, right? Hang tight – he gets more than he bargained for!
Movie Musing: Future Boyfriend or Past Romance?
Sci-Fi Short Film “Future Boyfriend”. There’s a boy, a girl, a time travel app and a date. Curious?
Movie Musing: Unraveling a Stitch in Time
“Stitch in Time” a short movie with open loops and loose ends?
Author Interviews and Movie Musings
A spat of time travel author interviews and “Movie Musings”…what’s going on?
Hang on a Minute…
The one-minute time machine is a play on the common idea of going back to redo things a second time a better way. But there’s a double twist and it got me thinking…
Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past
X-Men and time travel sounds like a winning combination! If only it was…
Review: Behold the Man (Michael Moorcock)
“Behold the Man” has an intriguing premise of carrying out the (known) actions of a historical figure on their behalf. Pity it’s such a jumble.
Create your own Future
History repeats itself, but I might have found a way out – creating your own future! But is it possible?
Review: T is for Time Travel by Stanlei Bellan
“T is for Time Travel” by Stanlei Bellan is the ideal collection of short stories to take with you on a time loop.
Reworking the Fabric in C R Downing’s HOT L
A gentle thread of thought that weaves back through the time fabric and into C R Downing’s HOT L, and then back into a present reworking.
A tortoise at the centre of time
Let’s throw a tortoise into a black hole and see if it can find the centre…
It’s that time of the year – or life. I’m Fifty!
47 billion km at age fifty? I’ve come a long way!
Congratulations time2timetravel!
Congratulations! You’re now a reader of one of the top 5 time travel blogs on the internet!
Twisted Dutch Dimensions and Time Management
Time is slowed by gravity, so it passes quicker the higher up you are. But time dilation doesn’t explain how time is perceived and managed differently in the Dutch culture!
Time Pollution
Do our memories and thoughts have an accurate representation of a particular time, or can time epochs be polluted by events and people?
Boxing Time
Seemingly my youngest daughter disagrees with Einstein, but it’s me she comes to wearing her boxing gloves.
Happy Ambigram Day!
Today’s date is an Ambigram. It reads the same left and right (like a palindrome) but also the same upside down!
The “Mister E” of Time Travel: Music and Tropes
Mister E by Cortney Matz is a powerful song that bucks the trend of those mundane time travel tropes.
Parallel ageing, growing up and 90:10
Parallel ageing means that we don’t grow up as quickly as those who age in series. The 90:10 philosophy condones this approach!
Review – Seven Rules of Time Travel (Roy Huff)
It’s clear that author Roy Huff has carried out an incredible amount of research into writing “The Seven Rules of Time Travel”. It’s loaded with science and time travel!
Shoes for Work – and Time Travel!
Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhikers’Guide to the Galaxy” declares that there’s a lot to be said about a hitch hiker who still has his towel with him. I suggest that the time traveler’s equivalent is their pair of shoes.
Book Swap at Utrecht Train Station
Are there time travel fans using Utrecht train station in the Netherlands?
Review: A Crown in Time by Jennifer Macaire
A Crown in Time by Jennifer Macaire is a wonderful piece of historical fiction with a good dose of time travel!
A Crowning Memory
It seems fitting that reading Jennifer Macaire’s “A Crown in Time” was hampered by the Corona virus! A great novel, but the study guide on the final pages brought back unwelcome memories…
Cover Reveal: Seven Rules of Time Travel by Roy Huff
Seven Rules of Time Travel by Roy Huff is a fast-paced science fiction thriller – and due for release on 2 July. Till then, there’s a promotion!
A tortoise, a camel, a giraffe and time travel
A tortoise, a camel and a giraffe. It’s not the start of a joke – could it be the start of time travel?
Present consequences
Golden nuggets of advice which essentially amount to “seize the day!” But is there any truth in them? The presence of consequences might suggest otherwise.
Rucksack: “The day a date with best to be possible”
How difficult is it to take a shot of a girl wearing a backpack with text suggesting a muddled reading time line?