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All of time is simultaneous. You can visit any part of it whenever you wish. It is not a river, as you perceive it, but a vast tapestry, with all moments independent and yet simultaneous.
The Man Who Folded Himself
Dive into the depths of time travel with "The Man Who Folded Himself" by David Gerrold. This fascinating novel follows the life of Daniel Eakins, who inherits the power to twist time, exploring factors of identity, loneliness and existential reality. Perfect for sci-fi enthusiasts, philosophical thinkers, or anyone craving an introspective narrative. This classic novel, littered with paradox, offers a unique exploration of timelines and multiple versions of self. Gerrold’s imaginative storytelling delivers readers with a profound exploration of the human condition coupled with compelling dives into the riddles of time, paving the way for endless discussions and thoughts. Expect a riveting reading experience that highlights the potency of personal choice, the nature of fate and the captivating tremors of time. Be prepared to question reality and ponder upon infinite possibilities!
All of time is simultaneous. You can visit any part of it whenever you wish. It is not a river, as you perceive it, but a vast tapestry, with all moments independent and yet simultaneous.
