The End of Eternity Isaac Asimov Fawcett Publications, Inc., 1971 Due to circumstances within our control... TOMORROW WILL BE CANCELED. In the fantastic world of THE END OF ETERNITY this terrifying forecast was entirely possible. The Eternals, the ruling class of the Future, had the power of life and death not only over every human being but bver the very centuries into which they were born. Past, Present, and Future could be created or destroyed at will. You ...             One Past Midnight: The Langoliers (Four Past Midnight)10 reviews Stephen King Highbridge Audio, 1991 A Natural Phenomenon + Really enjoyed the audiobook + Audio version is a great listen... The Langoliers is my favorite novella so far(I've only read 4 novellas). The plot is great, and the characters were vivid to me. I read this and could not put it down. A shame they disgraced it with the film, but awesome book. I thought this tale was very creative because I could never think of a ...             Time: A Traveler's Guide17 reviews Clifford A. Pickover Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 Quantum Physics Can Be Fun + Excellent Layman's Exploration of the Concept of Time + Awesome through and through + One of the BEST books about temporal mechanics Ive ever read + One of the BEST books about temporal mechanics Ive ever read             The Best Time Travel Stories of All Time4 reviews Barry N. Malzberg I Books, 2003 Not Free SF Reader Best of All Time? I guess that is relative to who is picking. Is this a very good collection of stories? Yes, definitely, as the stories here average 3.80. Best Time Travel Stories of All Time : The Battle of Long Island - Nancy Kress Best Time Travel Stories of All Time : The Man Who Cme Early ...             The Story of the Amulet (Puffin Classics)7 reviews E. Nesbit Puffin, 1996 An excellent book! + E. Nesbit + An all but lost classic + no title + 80 out of 100             From Time to Time: The Sequel to Time and Again Jack Finney Simon & Schuster, 1995 A long-awaited and exciting sequel to Time and Again. Finney returns to the secret government project that studies time through time travel. Undercover agents Si Morley and Rubin Prien continue to test Dr. E.E. Danziger's theory: the past still exists and can be reached. In the previous book, Si left the present to marry the love of his life, Julia, and live in the 1880s. Here, he becomes curious ...             The Time Machine (Penguin Classics)7 reviews H.G. Wells Penguin Classics, 2005 The book is much better.............. + Masterful + I saw the movie first. The book difference was a surprise. + A Scientific Romance for All Time             Time After Time Karl Alexander Dell Publishing, 1979             Lightning262 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2003 This is typical Dean Koontz... + My first Koontz novel + The rating doesn't lie. Definately one of his best ! + Lightning + Some of the best of Time Travel             Binary Star #4: Legacy/The Janus Equation Joan D. Vinge, Steven G. Spruill Dell Publishing, 1980             The Terminator Omnibus, Vol. 1 Various Dark Horse, 2008 They came from another time to ensure that the future would belong solely to the machines. They are Terminators - indestructible killing engines hiding inside shells of flesh and blood. Tireless, fearless, merciless, unencumbered by human emotion, dedicated to the complete eradication of mankind. But despite the frailty of human flesh, nothing is as immortal as the human spirit, and even the ...             The Door into Summer: Library Edition Robert A. Heinlein Blackstone Audiobooks, 2006             Time Machines: The Best Time Travel Stories Ever Written4 reviews Bill Adler Jr. Running Press, 2002 Good, eclectic, fun collection of time travel tales + Time Travel Stories - a time honored sci fi tradition This is what a theme-based anthology should be! The title is slightly misleading since not all of the tales involve time "machines" although all are tales of traveling through time in one way or another. Some fine authors are represented in the 22 stories here: Edgar Allen Poe and Rudyard Kipling, ...             The Fantasies of Robert A. Heinlein11 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Tor Books, 2002 Heinlein, a Master of Fantasy + The Fantasies of Robert A Heinlein + Some good short work of Heinlein's Robert A. Heinlein is considered one of the greatest, most influential writers of all time in the genre of Science Fiction. He was a master of weaving fantastical tales of wonder and depth that often left the reader reflecting upon its social relevance to society as a whole. He had the ability to ...             Lost and Philosophy: The Island Has Its Reasons (The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series)5 reviews Wiley-Blackwell, 2007 An Excellent Opportunity to Enhance the Viewing Experience + I loved this book + Great Stuff! This is a good read. The book is a collection of twenty-one essays. Some of them are very good, some of them are good. But all of them are challenging and exciting. I have my personal favorites: "Should We Condemn Michael for Saving Walt?", "The Island as a Test of Free-Will", "Lost's State of ...             The Butterfly Effect (New Line Cinema)12 reviews James Swallow Black Flame, 2003 A Great Book! + Great Book + Great Read + More of a movie than a book             Timequake191 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Berkley Trade, 1998 Coda + A master's hand + Did I Miss Something? No, This Book is Just Awesome + Shaken, Not Stirred             Timescape65 reviews Gregory Benford Spectra, 1992 Accurate protrayal of a physics department + Not Free SF Reader + One of the most important books of our time I read this book when I was a physics graduate student at Cornell doing thesis work on NMR. A friend told me there was a science fiction novel which involved physics grad students doing NMR experiments, so I had to read it. This book perfectly captures the tense and exciting world inside a physics ...             Quantum Theory: A Graphic Guide to Science's Most Puzzling Discovery (Introducing...)16 reviews J.P. McEnvoy Totem Books, 2008 The contradiction of classic physics explained (the one with the cat that is half dead half alive). + In my opinion, the "Introducing" series are well worth the money + Introducing Quantum Theory + Brilliant!             A Shortcut in Time37 reviews Charles Dickinson, 2004 A Must Read for Time Travel fans + Great story, unsatisfying conclusion It took me three months to read Time and Again by Jack Finney, which I liked but it was a long haul. A Shortcut in Time cranked at record speed. I read it in two days - could not put it down! I'm a huge fan of time travel books with The Mirror and The Time Traveler's Wife as two of my favorites. ...