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 From Time to Time - Jack Finney
 From Time to Time - Jack Finney ... Book is published 1996-02-01 by Prentice Hall & IBDNewest Review: ... after a great time travel novel that deals with overlaps and how time travel can alter the future then read David Gerrold's ... more ... amazing 'The Man Who Folded Himself'.
Finney's original novel came out in 1970, and this sequel was written and published some twenty five years later. From Time To Time is again about Simon Morley, still living with his wife and son in 1880's New York. He feels detached somewhat from his life in the future and wants to return just one more time.
Again using self-hypnosis, Morley returns to future and meets up with his old boss from the project. They manage to persuade Morley to go back to 1911 and try and prevent ...more |
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From Time to Time - Jack Finney: The Time Traveller's Strife (546 words)
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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One of the greatest books that I have read for many years was Jack Finney's Time and Again. It's a time travel fantasy novel that concerns an illustrator named Simon Morley who is recruited by a secret project to self-hypnotize himself back in time. He travels back to New York in the 1800's and has fantastic adventures within the city. It really is an amazing novel and I urge everyone to read it. Time and Again was an ode to New York, a rich and deep novel that talked about how cities change over the years and how the smallest intricate details can be amazing. Although it was a time travel novel it wasn't per-say a science fiction tale. If you're after a ... Read the complete review
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