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Branch Point Author: From a journal written in 1836, in a city which will not be called San Francisco... — It is hard to be so old when the world is now so young. — Since the machine is all used up, I will have to do my time traveling on paper. No matter. I look forward to writing a chronicle of the four alternate histories of Earth. — The first part of my memoir consi... more »
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In time travel, there is a starting point, an end point, and a point of no return. From a journal written in 1836, in a city which will not be called San Francisco, here are the memoirs of a girl chronicling her voyage back in time from the year 2062 to the year 1962, and how the world was saved from nuclear war.
In time travel, there is a starting point, an end point, and a point of no return. From a journal written in 1836, in a city which will not be called San Francisco, here are the memoirs of a girl chronicling her voyage back in time from the year 2062 to the year 1962, and how the world was saved from nuclear war.
This was a really good read about the effects of time travel. Definitely thought-provoking!
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