Yay presents! Thank you @BarbaraTheBibliophage for sending me this book! YAY TIME TRAVEL STORIES! and WHAT A CUTE CARD!!! 😍❤️❤️
Yay presents! Thank you @BarbaraTheBibliophage for sending me this book! YAY TIME TRAVEL STORIES! and WHAT A CUTE CARD!!! 😍❤️❤️
I almost bailed after the second story, which was wildly chauvinistic. So glad I didn‘t because the rest were charming, thought-provoking stories that play with time and place in unique ways. All published in the mid to late 20th century, Finney‘s tales are evocative of that era and some earlier ones. It felt very nostalgic to me!
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#thebibliophage2018 #pop18 #timetravel
I have a rebellion against the present, too! For entirely different reasons than this author. Argh.
This story was written in the mid-1950s. Before Vietnam, Watergate, JFK‘s assassination, and so many other things. Including the craziness of our time. And *they* wanted to go back in time?
#timetravel #escapistreading
My morning activity—for the moment. This is my pick for #pop18 #abouttimetravel. I have some personal history with his novel Time and Again (given to me decades ago by my g‘ma b4 she died), so I wanted to give these short stories a try. So far, they‘re just so-so. But the coffee is yummy and Litsy is distracting me!
#timetravel
Jack Finney is one of my favorite authors. His enthusiasm for the adventure of traveling in time and experiencing history up close makes his books a joy to read. He plays with possibilities, with parallel realities, and with shifts in perception. This collection of #shortstories is great fun! #somethingforseptember