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Originally Posted by Dave Go ahead! I'm quite open to suggestions for further reading, especially if they will prove your case! 
For you own further study, may I suggest: The Man Who Folded Himself by David Gerrold The Science of Doctor Who by Paul Parsons The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss Is Data Human? The Metaphysics of Star Trek by Richard Hanley The Time Traveller's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking The Technicolour Time Machine by Harry Harrison The Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury Up the Line by Robert Silverberg The Flight of the Horse, There's a Wolf in my Time Machine & Death in a Cage by Larry Niven The Time Machine by HG Wells Timeline by Michael Crichton By His Bootstraps, The Number of the Beast & The Door into Summer by Robert A Heinlein The Time Ships by Stephen Baxter Bid Time Return by Richard Matheson Slaughter-House-Five by Kurt Vonnegut The Secret Shelter by Sandi LeFaucheur The Forever War by Joe Haldeman Timescape by Gregory Benford A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain The Man in the High Castle & Time Out of Joint by Philip K Dick
I'm currently reading Time Out of Joint. |
Well, at least I've got some reading to do.
I heard of the premise of The Man who Folded Himself. Its where a man becomes his own father, mother and mentor. I read the premise in Michio Kaku's
Hyperspace which is also a good read.
The main thing I think can be said about time travel--it aint easy to understand.
Regarding Hawkings books, do you think there is such a thing as a built-in 'policeman' in order to prevent time travel? It would certainly be a bit of a problem for those of us who'd like to murder their grandfather, wouldn't it?