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FROM: "Anne Baker Jones" <[removed]@nslsilus.org>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 10:27 AM

Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Lisa Colcord" <[removed]@ci.glendale.az.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 10:27 AM

Well, this is a young adult title, but I just read (and loved) *Mr. Was* by Pete Hautman.

Lisa


Lisa Colcord
Librarian
Glendale Public library
Glendale, AZ

....my views are my own....

-The secret to life is enjoying the passage of time- James Taylor

>>> [removed]@nslsilus.org 02/28/02 09:19AM >>>
Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "ROBIN BEERBOWER" <[removed]@mail.open.org>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 10:38 AM

Barbara Erskine - LADY OF HAY
Mary Luke - NONSUCH LURE
Anya Seton - GREEN DARKNESS

Robin Beerbower
Salem (OR) Public Library
[removed]@open.org

>>> [removed]@nslsilus.org 02/28 8:19 AM >>>
Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "ROBIN BEERBOWER" <[removed]@mail.open.org>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 10:49 AM

Forgot another: Richard Matheson - BID TIME RETURN

Robin

>>> [removed]@nslsilus.org 02/28 8:19 AM >>>
Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:00 AM

Anne -

You might want to consider Lady of Hay, by Marilyn Erskine. In this case,
the time travel was via hypnotic regression. I loved that book!

Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: Sue Johnson <[removed]@ccl.charleston.lib.sc.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:00 AM

Not sure you'll find time travel in anything BUT science fiction; The
Doomsday Book by Connie Willis is one of the best in this category.

Sue Johnson
Readers Advisory
Charleston County Public Library
Charleston SC

At 10:19 AM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
>I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
>release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
>are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
>titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
>Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Anne Baker Jones
>Vernon Area Public
>Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
>......................................................................
>Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
>Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html
>

FROM: Susan LaBelle <[removed]@metronet.lib.mi.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:10 AM

How about TIMELINE/Michael Crichton?

*******************************************************************************
Susan LaBelle Voice 248.647.1700
Librarian Fax 248.647.6393
Adult Services
Baldwin Public Library
300 W. Merrill
Birmingham, Michigan 48009

FROM: "Smith, Jeff" <[removed]@marshall.usc.edu>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:10 AM

There's Peter Delacorte's "Time on My Hands: A Novel" and Michael Crichton's
"Timeline."

Jeff Smith

FROM: Mary Ann Bakken <[removed]@linc.lib.il.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:20 AM

>Most things by Connie Willis (Lincoln's Dreams, Doomsday Book, To Say
>Nothing of the Dog, Passage).


Mary Ann Bakken
St. Charles (IL) Public Library

FROM: Sarah Flowers <[removed]@scinet.co.santa-clara.ca.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:31 AM

How about "If I Never Get Back," by Daryl Brock--a baseball time travel
story. Also, "Tartabull's Throw," by Henry Garfield--a
baseball/werewolf/romance/time travel story!

Sarah Flowers, Community Librarian
Morgan Hill Library, a Santa Clara County Library
17575 Peak Avenue/Morgan Hill, CA 95037
[removed]@scinet.co.santa-clara.ca.us

-----Original Message-----
From: Sue Johnson [[removed]@ccl.charleston.lib.sc.us]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 8:29 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: Re: time travel fiction

Not sure you'll find time travel in anything BUT science fiction; The
Doomsday Book by Connie Willis is one of the best in this category.

Sue Johnson
Readers Advisory
Charleston County Public Library
Charleston SC

At 10:19 AM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
>I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
>release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've
found
>are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions
for
>titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander
series,
>Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the
list.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Anne Baker Jones
>Vernon Area Public
>Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
>......................................................................
>Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
>Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html
>

FROM: Alison Creech <[removed]@nsh.library.ns.ca>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 11:52 AM

Sterkarm Handshake by Susan Price.

Alison

,_,
(*v*) Alison Creech
[`-'] Youth Services Librarian
-"-"- Tantallon Public Library
Tel: 826-3333
Fax: 826-3328

This has been an electronic owl.


On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Anne Baker Jones wrote:

> Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
> I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
> release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
> are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
> titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
> Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Anne Baker Jones
> Vernon Area Public
> Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
> ......................................................................
> Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
> Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html
>

FROM: "Marijane Reich" <[removed]@dhfs.state.wi.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 12:13 PM

Constance O'Day-Flannery wrote a number of time-travel romances - could add her.
mj

Marijane Reich
Patients' Library
Mendota Mental Health Institute
Madison, WI

>>> [removed]@nslsilus.org 02/28/02 10:19AM >>>
Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Nora M. Armstrong" <[removed]@clsn1269.cumberland.lib.nc.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 12:34 PM

Household Gods by Judith Tarr and Harry Turtledove.

Nora Armstrong
Cumberland County Public Library & Information Center
Fayetteville, NC
(910)483-7878, FAX (910)486-6661
[removed]@cumberland.lib.nc.us

FROM: Roger Carswell <[removed]@alltel.net>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 1:08 PM

Replay, by Ken Grimwood.


At 10:19 AM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
>I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
>release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
>are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
>titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
>Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Anne Baker Jones
>Vernon Area Public
>Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
>......................................................................
>Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
>Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html


**************************************************************
Roger Carswell
Southeast Kansas Library System/Iola Public Library
218 E. Madison
Iola, KS 66749
(620) 365-5136
[removed]@alltel.net

FROM: "Quillen, Christine" <[removed]@camden.lib.nj.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 1:08 PM

Anne,

How bizarre. I'm doing one as well to coincide with the visit of an author
who writes time travel romance. I'll have quite a few to add later on today.

C. L.

-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Baker Jones [[removed]@nslsilus.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:19 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: time travel fiction


Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Janice Doxtator" <[removed]@fibernetcc.com>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 1:50 PM

Characters in John D. MacDonald's The Girl, the Gold Watch, and Everything
(not part of the Travis McGee series) could slow time down and change the
outcome of current events.

Jan Doxtator
Stevens Point, WI

FROM: Sandy Westbrook <[removed]@crlc.org>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 1:50 PM

Anne,
Our catalog lists these books as Time Travel-Fiction:
Pastwatch: the redemption of Christopher Columbus by Orson Scott Card
Transgression by Randall Scott Ingermanson
Mendoza in Hollywood by Kage Baker
Servant of the Bones by Anne Rice
Veronica - a novel by Nicholas Christopher
Sounds like my kind of display!

Sandy Westbrook
South Windsor Public Library
South Windsor, CT 06074
Ph 860-644-1541
Fax 860-644-7645
[removed]@crlc.org


At 10:19 AM 2/28/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
>I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
>release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
>are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
>titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
>Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Anne Baker Jones
>Vernon Area Public
>Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
>......................................................................
>Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
>Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html
>

FROM: Rolf Laun <[removed]@sanantonio.gov>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 2:02 PM

I'm actually more familar with the movie version than the book, but Time
After Time by Karl Alexander would fit the bill.

->Rolf Laun<-
San Antonio Public Library

-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Baker Jones [[removed]@nslsilus.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:19 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: time travel fiction


Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Bliss Matteson" <[removed]@CI.Cambridge.MA.US>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 3:05 PM

House on the Strand by Daphne duMaurier

> I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
> release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
> are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
> titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
> Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Anne Baker Jones
> Vernon Area Public
> Lincolnshire, Illinois

_________________________________________________________
Bliss Matteson 617-349-4034
Collection Development [removed]@ci.cambridge.ma.us
Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge MA 02138

FROM: "Jean Meadors" <[removed]@ccpl.ci.corpus-christi.tx.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 4:19 PM

If you don't mind ya or juv. Fiction- there's Nancy Bond's "Another
Shore", William Sleater "Strange Attractors" "Prisoner of Time" by
Caroline Cooney, "Pictish Child" by Jane Yolen; and "Nick of Time" by
Anne Lindbergh.
Also the "dragon and the George" series of Gordon Dickson. And
"Wanderer" by Donald McQuinn.
The most interesting time travel I've read lately is one I can't
remember the title of, if anyone can I'd appreciate you letting me know.
The story is about a young lady who is traveling through time backwards.
She is reliving her life one year at a time. She starts out in her 30s
or 40's and unages? A year at a time. She doesn't remember what
happened to her later in her life. The family finally realizes unless
the time unaging stops she will unage to before she was born. Any
takers? (don't remember anything about the title or author sorry). She
is physically as well as mentally unaging(?)
Jean


-----Original Message-----
From: [removed]@maillist.webrary.org
[[removed]@maillist.webrary.org] On Behalf Of Anne Baker Jones
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:19 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: time travel fiction

Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've
found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the
list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Lisa Colcord" <[removed]@ci.glendale.az.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 4:39 PM

Speaking of YA, another would be *King of Shadows* by Susan Cooper about a young boy who goes back to the time of Shakespeare.

Lisa


Lisa Colcord
Librarian
Glendale Public library
Glendale, AZ

....my views are my own....

-The secret to life is enjoying the passage of time- James Taylor

>>> [removed]@ccpl.ci.corpus-christi.tx.us 02/28/02 03:04PM >>>
If you don't mind ya or juv. Fiction- there's Nancy Bond's "Another
Shore", William Sleater "Strange Attractors" "Prisoner of Time" by
Caroline Cooney, "Pictish Child" by Jane Yolen; and "Nick of Time" by
Anne Lindbergh.
Also the "dragon and the George" series of Gordon Dickson. And
"Wanderer" by Donald McQuinn.
The most interesting time travel I've read lately is one I can't
remember the title of, if anyone can I'd appreciate you letting me know.
The story is about a young lady who is traveling through time backwards.
She is reliving her life one year at a time. She starts out in her 30s
or 40's and unages? A year at a time. She doesn't remember what
happened to her later in her life. The family finally realizes unless
the time unaging stops she will unage to before she was born. Any
takers? (don't remember anything about the title or author sorry). She
is physically as well as mentally unaging(?)
Jean


-----Original Message-----
From: [removed]@maillist.webrary.org
[[removed]@maillist.webrary.org] On Behalf Of Anne Baker Jones
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:19 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: time travel fiction

Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've
found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the
list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "Carolyn O'Donnell" <[removed]@ahml.lib.il.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 4:50 PM

Second Sight by David Williams is one of my favorite time travel novels. It's a lot like Bid Time Return by Matheson - but it is the woman who travels back in time when she puts on a particular dress - a reproduction of an outfit in an old drawing she found in the attic of the house she and her husband just bought.

Carolyn O'Donnell
Advisory Services Department
Arlington Heights Memorial Library
500 N. Dunton
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
847.870.4117

FROM: BookBitch <[removed]@yahoo.com>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 5:23 PM

REPLAY by Ken Grimwood: not exactly time travel,
it's a sort of Groundhog Day book (to use a movie
reference!) Guy dies at age 43 then wakes up at
age 18, all memories intact. Then it happens
again, and again...you get the idea. Close
enough?

Stacy Alesi
Southwest County Regional Library
Palm Beach County Library System

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FROM: [removed]@lib.state.ca.us
REC'D: 2/28/02, 6:16 PM

The hero of Time On My Hands, by Peter Delacorte returns to 1930's
Hollywood to divert Ronald Regan from becoming president in 1980.

Brent Miller
Government Publications Section
654-0243

FROM: Sherri Lazenby <[removed]@dallaslibrary.org>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 6:47 PM

And of course there is always A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by
Mark Twain.

Sherri L. Lazenby
[removed]@dallaslibrary.org <[removed]@dallaslibrary.org>
Branch Manager
Audelia Road Branch Library
Dallas Public Library System
10045 Audelia Road
Dallas, TX 75238
(214) 670-1350
(214) 670-0790 FAX

FROM: "Gail Conrath" <[removed]@geneva.lib.il.us>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 7:50 PM

David Morse - The Iron Bridge
Kage Baker - In the Garden of Iden, Sky Coyote, Mendoza in Hollywood
and Graveyard Games
Kurt Vonnegut - Slaughterhouse Five
Stephen Fry - Making History

Gail Conrath
Geneva Public Library
Geneva, Illinois
[removed]@geneva.lib.il.us


---- Original Message ----
From: [removed]@nslsilus.org
To: [removed]@maillist.webrary.org,
Subject: RE: time travel fiction
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:19:12 -0600

>Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
>I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
>release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books
>I've found
>are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions
>for
>titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander
>series,
>Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile
>the list.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Anne Baker Jones
>Vernon Area Public
>Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
>.....................................................................
>.
>Need to subscribe, unsubscribe, search the archives?
>Everything Fiction_L: http://www.webrary.org/rs/flmenu.html
>

FROM: Sandra <[removed]@cox.net>
REC'D: 2/28/02, 8:44 PM

The three books by J. Suzanne Frank starting with Reflections in
the Nile might do.

FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 3/1/02, 12:29 AM

Does A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court count?

Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 3/1/02, 12:51 AM

What about Robert Nathan's Portrait of Jennie? As a kind of twist on time
travel, time moving -

Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 3/1/02, 12:51 AM

I know the original request stated "No romance or science fiction" but as the
thread is "wundling" a bit, I thought I'd be remiss if I didn't mention
Kristin Hannah.

Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: "christine jeffords" <[removed]@hotmail.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 6:51 AM

The classic: Jack Finney's "Time and Again." It has a sequel, too, the
title of which escapes me (Dennis??!!).

Also Andre Norton's Time Traders series and Poul Anderson's Time Patrol
books.

Two oldies: "The Time Machine," by H. G. Wells (note the tie-in to the
imminent movie), and "Looking Backward From the Year 2000," by Edward
Bellamy. And Twain's "Connecticut Yankee."

David Gerrold, "The Man Who Folded Himself." "Seeds of Life," John Taine.
"The Intelligence Gigantic," John Russell Fearn. "The New Adam," Stanley G.
Weinbaum. "Extro" (aka "The Computer Connection"), Alfred Bester.
"Quicksand," John Brunner. "Up the Line" and "The Masks of Time," Robert
Silverberg, Michael Moorcock's sequence, "The Dancers at the End of Time"
(5v.), and his "Behold the Man." "Lest Darkness Fall," L. Sprague deCamp.
"Twice in Time," Manly Wade Wellman. "The Ship That Sailed the Time
Stream," G. C. Edmondson, and its sequel, "Sail the Century Sea." "The
Technicolor Time Machine," Harry Harrison. "The Great Time Machine Hoax,"
Keith Laumer. "Who Goes Here," Bob Shaw. "The Year of the Quiet Sun" and
"The Lincoln Hunters," Wilson Tucker. "Midsummer Century," James Blish. L.
P. Davies, "Genesis Two." Rex Gordon, "First Through Time." Christopher
Priest, "The Perfect Lover." Anthologies: "A Spadeful of Spacetime," ed.
Fred Saberhagen, and "Trips in Time," ed. Robert Silverberg. (There are
loads of others.)

If parallel/alternate worlds count, there are still more of those--like
Keith Laumer's Imperium and Lafayette O'Leary books, Poul Anderson's
"Midsummer Tempest," "Operation Chaos," and "Three Hearts and Three Lions,"
Michael Kurland's "The Whenabouts of Burr," Ward Moore's "Bring the
Jubilee," Randall Garrett's Lord Darcy mysteries, "Sidewise in Time" by
Murray Leinster, Clifford D. Simak's "Ring Around the Sun," R. A. Heinlein's
"Job," "The Man in the High Castle" by Philip K. Dick, "Pavane" by Keith
Roberts, "The Fall of Chronopolis" by Barrington J. Bayley, and on and on.
Here again, many anthologies can be found: "What If?" and "What If Vol. 2"
spring to mind immediately, along with the four-volume "What Might Have
Been" series and the "Alternate..." (Kennedys, Generals, Outlaws, etc.)
edited by Mike Resnick.

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FROM: "christine jeffords" <[removed]@hotmail.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 7:01 AM

A whole mess of romances of the time-travelling kind can be found listed at
http://www.romantictimes.com/f_reader/f3a_23.html. Dive right in!

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FROM: "christine jeffords" <[removed]@hotmail.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 7:01 AM

Another alternate-history writer (in fact, he writes very little else!) is
Harry Turtledove. And, in his "Guns of the South," the plot turns on
time-travellers from another Earth (ours) coming back to "help" General Lee
win the war (for reasons of their own, of course). There's also "Stars and
Stripes Forever," by Harry Harrison.

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FROM: [removed]@carmel.lib.in.us (Anika Williams)
REC'D: 3/1/02, 8:26 AM

I just did a list of (most of) our library's holdings for time travel romance. The following are items included in my list. I broke this list down by the time period traveled to. Needless to say, there are many more time travels out there, this just skims the surface.

Ancient

Frank, Suzanne; Reflections in the Nile
Frank, Suzanne; Shadows on the Aegean
Frank, Suzanne; Sunrise on the Mediterranean
Henley, Virginia; Enslaved

Medieval

Brisbin, Terri; A Love Through Time
Brisbin, Terri; A Matter of Time
Devereaux, Jude; A Knight in Shining Armor
Garcie y Robinson, Rodrigo; Knight Errant
Howard, Linda; Son of the Morning
Kurland, Lynn; A Dance Through Time
Kurland, Lynn; Love Came Just in Time
Kurland, Lynn; More I See You
Kurland, Lynn; The Very Thought of You
Medeiros, Teresa; Touch of Enchantment (Seq: Breath of Magic)
Miller, Linda Lael; Knights
Skye, Christina; Bride of the Mist

16th Century

Brisbin, Terri; Queen’s Man
Moning, Karen; Beyond the Highland Mist
Moning, Karen; To Tame a Highland Warrior
Moning, Karen; The Highlander’s Touch
Moning, Karen; Kiss of the Highlander

17th Century

Miller, Linda Lael; Pirates

18th Century

Gabaldon, Diana; Outlander
Gabaldon, Diana; Dragonfly in Amber
Gabaldon, Diana; Voyager
Gabaldon, Diana; Drums of Autumn
Gabaldon, Diana; The Fiery Cross
Michaels, Lynn; Patriot’s Dream

19th Century

Aitken, Judie; A Love Beyond Time
Baker, Madeline; Under a Prairie Moon
Cooney, Caroline; Both Sides of Time
Cooney, Caroline; For All Time
Cooney, Caroline; Out of Time
Cooney, Caroline; Prisoner of Time
Devereaux, Jude; Legend
Eden, Dorothy; Sleep in the Woods
Hannah, Kristin; Once in Every Life
Hannah, Kristin; When Lightning Strikes
Joy, Dara; Rejar
Miller, Linda Lael; Here and Then
Miller, Linda Lael; My Outlaw
Miller, Linda Lael; There and Now
O’Day-Flannery, Constance; A Time for Love
O’Day-Flannery, Constance; Anywhere You Are
O’Day-Flannery, Constance; Time-Kept Promises
O’Day-Flannery, Constance; Timeless Passion
Schone, Robin; Awaken, My Love

Contemporary

Baker, Jeanette; Nell
Delaney, Susan; A Star To Sail By (Large Type)
Devereaux, Jude; Remembrance
Kauffman, Donna; The Legend MacKinnon
Kauffman, Donna; Legend of the Sorcerer
Kauffman, Donna; Your Wish is My Command
Lindsey, Johanna; Until Forever
Medeiros, Teresa; Breath of Magic
O’Day-Flannery, Constance; Bewitched

Futuristic

Kauffman, Donna; Royal Hunter
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FROM: "Quillen, Christine" <[removed]@camden.lib.nj.us>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 8:26 AM

The sequel is "From Time to Time".

C. L. Quillen

-----Original Message-----
From: christine jeffords [[removed]@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 7:41 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: RE: time travel fiction


The classic: Jack Finney's "Time and Again." It has a sequel, too, the
title of which escapes me (Dennis??!!).

Also Andre Norton's Time Traders series and Poul Anderson's Time Patrol
books.

Two oldies: "The Time Machine," by H. G. Wells (note the tie-in to the
imminent movie), and "Looking Backward From the Year 2000," by Edward
Bellamy. And Twain's "Connecticut Yankee."

David Gerrold, "The Man Who Folded Himself." "Seeds of Life," John Taine.
"The Intelligence Gigantic," John Russell Fearn. "The New Adam," Stanley G.

Weinbaum. "Extro" (aka "The Computer Connection"), Alfred Bester.
"Quicksand," John Brunner. "Up the Line" and "The Masks of Time," Robert
Silverberg, Michael Moorcock's sequence, "The Dancers at the End of Time"
(5v.), and his "Behold the Man." "Lest Darkness Fall," L. Sprague deCamp.
"Twice in Time," Manly Wade Wellman. "The Ship That Sailed the Time
Stream," G. C. Edmondson, and its sequel, "Sail the Century Sea." "The
Technicolor Time Machine," Harry Harrison. "The Great Time Machine Hoax,"
Keith Laumer. "Who Goes Here," Bob Shaw. "The Year of the Quiet Sun" and
"The Lincoln Hunters," Wilson Tucker. "Midsummer Century," James Blish. L.

P. Davies, "Genesis Two." Rex Gordon, "First Through Time." Christopher
Priest, "The Perfect Lover." Anthologies: "A Spadeful of Spacetime," ed.
Fred Saberhagen, and "Trips in Time," ed. Robert Silverberg. (There are
loads of others.)

If parallel/alternate worlds count, there are still more of those--like
Keith Laumer's Imperium and Lafayette O'Leary books, Poul Anderson's
"Midsummer Tempest," "Operation Chaos," and "Three Hearts and Three Lions,"
Michael Kurland's "The Whenabouts of Burr," Ward Moore's "Bring the
Jubilee," Randall Garrett's Lord Darcy mysteries, "Sidewise in Time" by
Murray Leinster, Clifford D. Simak's "Ring Around the Sun," R. A. Heinlein's

"Job," "The Man in the High Castle" by Philip K. Dick, "Pavane" by Keith
Roberts, "The Fall of Chronopolis" by Barrington J. Bayley, and on and on.
Here again, many anthologies can be found: "What If?" and "What If Vol. 2"
spring to mind immediately, along with the four-volume "What Might Have
Been" series and the "Alternate..." (Kennedys, Generals, Outlaws, etc.)
edited by Mike Resnick.

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FROM: Dennis Lien <[removed]@tc.umn.edu>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:10 AM

At 01:44 AM 3/1/02 EST, you wrote:
>I know the original request stated "No romance or science fiction" <snip>

Actually, I believe it just noted unhappiness that almost everything found
so far was romance or science fiction. I was so boggled at the idea of
trying to find time travel fiction that was *not*, by definition, sf (or
fantasy) that I didn't even try to wrap my mind around the request.
(Besides, there are hundreds if not thousands of sf/f books involving time
travel.)

I suppose the distinction intended was in area of publishers' packaging.

Dennis Lien / U of Minnesota Libraries // [removed]@tc.umn.edu

FROM: "Catherine Les" <[removed]@hotmail.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:10 AM

Hi!
A couple of my favorites are:

Barbara Erskine's "Lady of Hay"
Connie Willis' "Doomsday Book" and "To Say Nothing of the Dog"

Catherine McCullough Les
Adult Services Librarian
Sterling Heights Public Library, Michigan
>
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FROM: "Jodi Felde" <[removed]@ncats.net>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:42 AM

Woman on the Edge of Time by Marge Piercy

-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Baker Jones [[removed]@nslsilus.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:19 AM
To: Fiction_L
Subject: time travel fiction


Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: "christine jeffords" <[removed]@hotmail.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:42 AM

And speaking of alternate histories--H. Beam Piper's Paratime stories and
"Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen"--followed by Jerry Pournelle's authorized sequel,
"The Great Kings' War."

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FROM: Becky nolastname <[removed]@yahoo.com>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:53 AM

I have 2 suggestions - one is a stand-alone & one is a
series:

In Harry Turtledove's Guns of the South, men from
present-day South Africa travel back in time to help
the South win the Civil War. They provide AK-47s, as
well as knowledge of what the Union troops are doing.
Turns out, though, that the Afrikaners are too extreme
even for the Confederates, and, well, things change.

The "Mendoza" series by Kage Baker involves time
travel of a sort. The first book is In the Garden of
Iden. The premise of the series is there is a
mysterious "Company" that makes certain people
immortal, in exchange for which they go through
history saving things that would otherwise be lost
(the main character is a botanist & collects samples
of plants that are about to become extinct). You find
out through the series, though, that there is
something weird going on with the Company - there is a
"silence" starting in the year 2355.......

BeckyH
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FROM: Dennis Lien <[removed]@tc.umn.edu>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 9:53 AM

At 04:04 PM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:

>The most interesting time travel I've read lately is one I can't
>remember the title of, if anyone can I'd appreciate you letting me know.
>The story is about a young lady who is traveling through time backwards.
>She is reliving her life one year at a time. She starts out in her 30s
>or 40's and unages? A year at a time. She doesn't remember what
>happened to her later in her life. The family finally realizes unless
>the time unaging stops she will unage to before she was born. Any
>takers? (don't remember anything about the title or author sorry). She
>is physically as well as mentally unaging(?)
>Jean

This describes the situation of one character in Dan Simmon's
HYPERION and THE FALL OF HYPERION books, but it's only one plot
strand among many and gets little "on stage" time, so I doubt
that's the one you're recalling. Some other booklength "time
runs backward and people get younger" titles include Philip
K. Dick's COUNTERCLOCK WORLD; Daniel Quinn's current THE MAN
WHO GREW YOUNG; and Martin Amis' TIME'S ARROW, but none match
the plot you describe. If you or someone else does remember
the name of this book, I'd be happy to hear about it as I have
a mild interest in the subject (piqued mostly by writing a
couple of letters chiding reviewers who seemed to think Quinn's
represented some sort of new idea).

Dennis Lien / U of Minnesota Libraries // [removed]@tc.umn.edu

FROM: Dennis Lien <[removed]@tc.umn.edu>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 10:24 AM

At 09:46 AM 3/1/02 -0600, you wrote:
>At 04:04 PM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:

>This describes the situation of one character in Dan Simmon's


Argghh. This should be Dan Simmons' (the s is part of his name,
and the apostophe should follow it). I hate it when I see others
do this sort of thing, and am abashed that my fingers outran my
eye here.

Dennis Lien / U of Minnesota Libraries // [removed]@tc.umn.edu

FROM: [removed]@juno.com
REC'D: 3/1/02, 10:35 AM

This also might be Turnabout (YA) by Margaret Peterson Haddix. Here's
the book description:

"It isn't natural for you to be younger than your great-grandchildren.
We messed around with nature, and we shouldn't have. Melly and Anny Beth
both lived normal lives throughout the 20th century. But in 2000, when
they are old and ready to die, they are selected to participate in
Project Turnabout and are given an injection to make them grow
younger..."

Claudia Breland
King County Library System, Issaquah, WA
[removed]@juno.com


> At 04:04 PM 2/28/02 -0600, you wrote:
>
> >The most interesting time travel I've read lately is one I can't
> >remember the title of, if anyone can I'd appreciate you letting me
> know.
> >The story is about a young lady who is traveling through time
> backwards.
> >She is reliving her life one year at a time. She starts out in her
> 30s
> >or 40's and unages? A year at a time. She doesn't remember what
> >happened to her later in her life. The family finally realizes
> unless
> >the time unaging stops she will unage to before she was born. Any
> >takers? (don't remember anything about the title or author sorry).
> She
> >is physically as well as mentally unaging(?)
> >Jean
>

FROM: "Janet Arcand" <[removed]@gwgate.lib.iastate.edu>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 11:08 AM

A few time-travel books I haven't yet seen mentioned:

The Threshold, by Marlys Millhiser
The Victorian Chaise Longue, by Marghanita Laski
Playing Beatty Bow, by Ruth Park
Star-Crossed Woman, by Maribelle Cormack

Janet Arcand
Ames, Iowa
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: time travel fiction
From: "Anne Baker Jones" <[removed]@nslsilus.org>
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:19:12 -0600

Hi Fiction-Lers,

I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
Thanks for your help!

Anne Baker Jones
Vernon Area Public
Lincolnshire, Illinois

FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 3/1/02, 1:17 PM

Two more titles for this lengthening thread:

A Double-Edged Blade
Across a Moonswept Moor

Both are by Julie Moffett.


Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: "Warner, Deb" <[removed]@co.durham.nc.us>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 1:17 PM

I don't think this is the title you are seeking, but a female character to
whom this occurs appears in a Ray Bradbury story. It is reprised in his
recent FROM DUST RETURNED..., which consolidates all his stories about the
eternal Family (such as many greats-grandmother the mummy and Uncle Einar
the vampire) into a single novel (sort of). The lady in question is dug
from her grave and procedes to "youth", moving on to wander as she grows
ever younger. I liked the stories when I first read them and it was nice to
encounter everyone again.

FROM: "Warner, Deb" <[removed]@co.durham.nc.us>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 1:28 PM

Some of my favorites are:
Connie Willis TO SAY NOTHING OF THE DOG
Kage Baker's Company series : IN THE GARDEN OF IDEN, MENDOZA IN HOLLYWOOD,
GRAVEYARD GAME, SKY COYOTE
Garcia y Robertson's SPIRAL DANCE
Tim Powers THE ANUBIS GATES
Fritz Leiber's Changewars stories (OP alas)
Lisa Mason's SUMMER OF LOVE and THE GOLDEN NINTIES
L. Sprague De Camp's LEST DARKNESS FALL
Allan Appel's TIME AFTER TIME, TILL THE END OF TIME, TWICE UPON A TIME
and that one by (Karl Anderson??) about H.G. Wells and Jack the Ripper (we
don't have it, it's OP I think..)

FROM: Dennis Lien <[removed]@tc.umn.edu>
REC'D: 3/1/02, 2:23 PM

At 02:24 PM 3/1/02 -0500, Deb Warner wrote:
>Some of my favorites are:
<sni[>
> and that one by (Karl Anderson??) about H.G. Wells and Jack the Ripper (we
>don't have it, it's OP I think..)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
AUTHOR: Alexander, Karl.
TITLE: Time after time : a novel / by Karl Alexander.
PUBLISHED: New York : Delacorte Press, c1979.
PHYSICAL DETAILS: 341 p. ; 22 cm.

SUBJECTS: Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946--Fiction.
Novelists--Fiction.


Dennis Lien / U of Minnesota Libraries // [removed]@tc.umn.edu

FROM: [removed]@att.net
REC'D: 3/1/02, 2:54 PM

I just thought of another:
Enchantment by Orsen Scott Card - present day man
stubbles over sleeping beauty in a forest and travels
back to her time. Later she travels to his time
Belinda/PBCLS
> I'm actually more familar with the movie version than the book, but Time
> After Time by Karl Alexander would fit the bill.
>
> ->Rolf Laun<-
> San Antonio Public Library
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anne Baker Jones [[removed]@nslsilus.org]
> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:19 AM
> To: Fiction_L
> Subject: time travel fiction
>
>
> Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
> I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
> release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've found
> are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
> titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
> Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the list.
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Anne Baker Jones
> Vernon Area Public
> Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
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REC'D: 3/1/02, 2:54 PM

I just thought of another
Once and future king by T H White - Merlin lives
backwards through time.
Belinda/PBCLS
> If you don't mind ya or juv. Fiction- there's Nancy Bond's "Another
> Shore", William Sleater "Strange Attractors" "Prisoner of Time" by
> Caroline Cooney, "Pictish Child" by Jane Yolen; and "Nick of Time" by
> Anne Lindbergh.
> Also the "dragon and the George" series of Gordon Dickson. And
> "Wanderer" by Donald McQuinn.
> The most interesting time travel I've read lately is one I can't
> remember the title of, if anyone can I'd appreciate you letting me know.
> The story is about a young lady who is traveling through time backwards.
> She is reliving her life one year at a time. She starts out in her 30s
> or 40's and unages? A year at a time. She doesn't remember what
> happened to her later in her life. The family finally realizes unless
> the time unaging stops she will unage to before she was born. Any
> takers? (don't remember anything about the title or author sorry). She
> is physically as well as mentally unaging(?)
> Jean
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [removed]@maillist.webrary.org
> [[removed]@maillist.webrary.org] On Behalf Of Anne Baker Jones
> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:19 AM
> To: Fiction_L
> Subject: time travel fiction
>
> Hi Fiction-Lers,
>
> I'm doing a book display in March on time travel to coincide with the
> release of the new Time Machine movie. So far most of the books I've
> found
> are either romance or science fiction. I would love some suggestions for
> titles from regular fiction. I already know about the Outlander series,
> Jack Finney, and the The Mirror by Marlys Milhiser. I'll compile the
> list.
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Anne Baker Jones
> Vernon Area Public
> Lincolnshire, Illinois
>
>
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FROM: "Anne Baker Jones" <[removed]@nslsilus.org>
REC'D: 3/7/02, 3:01 PM

Here is the compiled list of time travel fiction from my display called
"Just Visiting". Many, but not all of these are from the regular fiction
shelves. There are many, many more romance and science fiction titles not
included here. Thank you for all the suggestions!
* denotes juvenile and/or YA

1632 / Eric Flint
Amazon / Barbara Walker
Another Shore / Nancy Bonds*
Bid Time Return / Richard Matheson
Branch Point / Mona Clee*
A Bridge of Years / Robert Charles Wilson
By Blood Possessed / Elena Santangelo
Days of Cain / J.R. Dunn
The Door into Summer / Robert Heinlein
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court / Mark Twain
The Dechronization of Sam Magruder / George Gaylord Simpson
Doomsday Book / Connie Willis
The Door Through Washington Square / Elaine Bergstrom*
Dragon and the George series / Gordon Dickson
A Fold in the Tent of the Sky / Michael Hale
From Time to Time / Jack Finney
The Girl, the Gold Watch, and Everything / John D. MacDonald
The Golden Nineties / Lisa Mason
Graveyard Games / Kage Baker
Green Darkness / Anya Seton
House on the Strand / Daphne duMaurier
Household Gods / Judith Tarr & Harry Turtledove
If I Never Get Back / Daryl Brock
If I Should Die Before I Wake / Han Nolan*
In Concert Performance / Nikolai Dezhnev
In The Garden of Iden / Kage Baker
In the Time of the Poisoned Queen / Ann Dukthas
The Iron Bridge / David Morse
King of Shadows / Susan Cooper*
Knights / Linda Lael Miller
Knight Errant / Rodrigo Garcia y Robertson
A Knight in Shining Armor / Jude Deveraux
Lady of Hay / Barbara Erskine
Legend / Jude Deveraux
Lincoln's Dreams / Connie Willis
Lightning / Dean Koontz
Making History / Stephen Fry
The Man Who Folded Himself / David Gerrold
Mendoza in Hollywood / Kage Baker
The Mirror / Marlys Millhiser
Mr. Was / Pete Hautman*
Nick of Time / Anne Lindbergh*
Nonsuch Lure / Mary Luke
Off Season / Jack Cady
The Once and Future King / T.H. White
Outlander series / Diana Gabaldon
Over There / Kyle Jarrard
Passage / Connie Willis
Pastwatch / Orson Scott Card
Pictish Child / Jane Yolen*
Pirates / Linda Lael Miller
The Plato Papers / Peter Ackroyd
Playing Beatie Bow / Ruth Park*
Portrait of Jennie / Robert Nathan
The Priest / Thomas Disch
Prince Lost No Time / Ann Dukthas
Prisoner of Time / Caroline Cooney*
A Question of Time / Fred Saberhagen
Reflections in the Nile / J. Suzanne Frank
Remembrance / Jude Deveraux
Replay / Ken Grimwood
Riding Shotgun / Rita Mae Brown
A Scientific Romance / Ronald Wright
Second Sight / David Williams
The Servant of the Bones / Anne Rice
Shadows on the Aegean / J. Suzanne Frank
Sky Coyote / Kage Baker
Slaughterhouse Five / Kurt Vonnegut
Slowness / Milan Kundera
The Smithsonian Institution / Gore Vidal
Somewhere in Time / Richard Matheson
Sterkarm Handshake / Susan Price*
Strange Attractors / William Sleator*
Sunrise on the Mediterranean / J. Suzanne Frank
Tartabull's Throw / Henry Garfield*
The Threshold / Marlys Millhiser
Time After Time / Karl Alexander
Time and Again / Jack Finney
Time Blender / Michael Dorn
A Time for the Death of a King / Ann Dukthas
Time on My Hands / Peter Delacorte
The Time Machine / H.G. Wells
The Time of Murder at Mayerling / Ann Dukthas
Time Patrol / Poul Anderson
Time Ships / Stephen Baxter*
Time Traders / Andre Norton
Timeline / Michael Crichton
To Say Nothing of the Dog / Connie Willis
Transgression / Randall Scott Ingermason
Turnabout / Margaret Haddix*
Veronica / Nicholas Christopher
The Victorian Chaise Lounge / Marghanita Laski
Wanderer / Donald McQuinn
The Watch / Dennis Danvers
Woman on the Edge of Time / Marge Piercy

FROM: [removed]@edmail.com
REC'D: 3/7/02, 3:32 PM

Maybe this is TOO obvious, but I didn't see it in any
of the replies: what about Lassie Come Home???? Lassie
DOES come home, and she's a collie to boot! Also, if
you're looking for something for children/YA's, there's
the Shiloh series by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor (Shiloh,
Saving Shiloh, and Shiloh Season)about a beagle. Also,
for the younger crowd, Jim Kjelgaard's books (Big Red,
Irish Red, Stormy, Snow Dog, etc.).

Kathy Shannon
Thornwood H.S.
South Holland, IL

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