Timeline Michael Crichton Century, 1999             Lightning261 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2003 This is typical Dean Koontz... + The rating doesn't lie. Definately one of his best ! + Lightning + Some of the best of Time Travel + An amazing book!!             The Accidental Time Machine49 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2007 An Entertaining Trip + This book was a lot of fun to read... + cheap and easy... I really liked this book. I finished it in two days. It would have been a stay up all night book, but being 38 and a mom I can't afford to do that any more. I just found it very entertaining. I loved the glimpses I got of MIT and its imagined future. I just wish he had spent more time in ...             Earth is Room Enough1 review Isaac Asimov Fawcett crest, 1970 Classic Sci-Fi by the Good Doctor himself This was, strangely enough, my first science fiction book ever. A friend who read a lot passed it on to me, and I was instantly, as a pre-teen, hooked on Asimov and science fiction. The premise of these stories is that Earth is "room enough" or has enough material to write science fiction ...             The Man Who Folded Himself53 reviews David Gerrold Benbella Books, 2003 Spectactular + A Book For All Time + Time's Lonely Arrow + Straight shot...(perhaps spoilers)             Lest Darkness Fall12 reviews L. Sprague De Camp Del Rey, 1983 Classic Sci-Fi + Changing history shouldn't be this fun + Very early alternative history, and one of the best! + Not Free SF Reader             Doomsday Book430 reviews Connie Willis Spectra, 1993 Induces anxiety attacks- epic! + Fantastic read! + Please put this on KINDLE! Some say that nothing at all happens in the 600page book. Do they have any empathy? The plot is POWERFUL! I was dragged deep into the dual plots. I couldn't keep my mind off the problems presented in the two times... how to get out of sticky situtions (those situation being hugely epic and ...             The Complete Paratime (Ace Science Fiction)14 reviews H. Beam Piper Ace Trade, 2001 lateral time travel + OK but felt ripped off + A treat for Alternate Historicians + Policing Realities + Classic SF still worth reading             Island in the Sea of Time117 reviews S. M. Stirling Roc, 1998 It's a great book + A Fantastic, Exciting Read!! + island in the sea of time + Very imaginative tale, characters and story well developed             Guns of the South154 reviews Harry Turtledove Del Rey, 1997 The Guns of the South + Guns? What about simple communication technology? + A wonderful read. + Enjoyable romp through time + Alternate History             Looking Backward43 reviews Edward Bellamy Applewood Books, 2000 Soviet Style Propaganda at its Best + Good, but a bit boring + The world through rose-colored glasses + A Milquetoast Utopia             Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus133 reviews Orson Scott Card Tor, 1997 Present Food Crisis in Likely Future Scenerio + Sci-fi meets hi-fi + Card Continues His Mastery + In My Top 5 Best Books! + Brilliant!!             Master of Space and Time9 reviews Rudy Rucker Running Press, 2005 Rucker's best novel -- wonderfully bizarre. 5+ stars + Michel Gondry's adaptation... ______________________________________________ "Master of Space & Time" (1985) is still my favorite Rucker novel, in which the tale of three wishes granted is explored via quantum mechanics, with wonderfully bizarre results. The apotheosis of Harry Gerber... I've read MST at least three ...             Light of Other Days, The. Arthur C. and Baxter, Stephen. Clarke Tor, 2000             The Stars My Destination221 reviews Alfred Bester Vintage, 1996 firey vengence sparks adventure and self-improvement + Dated, but Great + Bester's Best + Are you tired of the old usual plot lines? This is your answer             A Sound of Thunder and Other Stories6 reviews Ray Bradbury Harper Perennial, 2005 The Quintessential Collection of Short Stories by Ray Bradbury + A Sound Of Thunder and Other Stories + Critic should see the movie before they pan it. + Bradbury: Common Man's Star Gazer + An excellent book, but a dirty trick             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 ...             Timescape (Millennium SF Masterworks S)65 reviews Gregory Benford Gollancz, 2000 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 ...             Marooned in Realtime14 reviews Vernor Vinge Tor Books, 2004 Absolutely Top-flight Sci-Fi + Awesome book!! + Vintage Vinge Marooned in Realtime is a superb book. I am not personally an avid reader of mysteries, but this is a truly grand and imaginative piece of science fiction storytelling. There are actually two mysteries here - a heart-wrenching murder mystery and the abrupt disappearance of almost the entire human ...             Slaughterhouse-Five693 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dial Press Trade Paperback, 1999 Complex and Compelling + Great book.... + Vintage Science Fiction + Poo-tee-weet