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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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