The Trouble with Time Travel

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Publisher Description

The characters in the twenty short stories in this next Read on the Run anthology are all having trouble with time travel. Some have trouble with the equipment, some have trouble with what they find, others have to deal with unexpected consequences.

Some travelers intentionally reach out to their past or future selves, others work to avoid this.

Some travelers focus on the future, others focus on the past, a few look in both directions.

Travelers travel by time machine, cell phone, time cap, elevator, compass, or without the need for a device at all.

And then there are the mistakes made and paradoxes created when you mess around with time. Fortunately, we have a story telling us how to fix all of that!

The Trouble with Time Travel

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