Sea of too much Tranquility
The time-travel theme and elegant prose of Sea of Tranquility caught my attention, and I enjoyed the opening sequence featuring […]
The time-travel theme and elegant prose of Sea of Tranquility caught my attention, and I enjoyed the opening sequence featuring […]
Martin leant against an arch, lit up, and inhaled, a move he’d learned from Fred Astaire, though nobody could match
An Out-take from Sounds out of Time Martin Davis, defrocked rock star, sat clutching his coffee cup. The warm porcelain
Pros: Fantastic world building. Interesting Dominican Republican setting complete with sea anemones and pirates. Rich prose. Excellent portrayals of unpleasant
Experts claim that time travel into the past defies the universal laws of physics. But there’s no reason to allow
Humorous and philosophical species-jumping time-travel. Cubical dwelling everyman, Tom Robinson, has a problem. He’s been hit by a bus, but
Bayou time travel adventure. Time travel fiction encompasses many subcategories, and Them Bones by Howard Waldrop fits into a couple.
If light science fiction/fantasy with a dash of humor and romance is “your thing,” you might enjoy Harmony Lost.
A successful character reads like a complete person with particular thought patterns and reactions, habits and tics. The best characters
Pros: Clever set up, interesting characters, timely topicsPossible Cons: Video game style climax and villain-tells-all scene. Roving point of view