The Psychology of Time Travel
Description
In 1967, four pioneering women unveil the world’s first time machine—only for one of them to suffer a mysterious breakdown on the day of its historic broadcast. Fifty years later, a chilling message arrives from the future, drawing a young woman into an investigation that reaches across generations and timelines. As the mystery unfolds, the novel explores memory, identity, friendship, ambition, and the psychological consequences of seeing—and potentially changing—what lies ahead. Cleverly structured and atmospheric, it blends science fiction with a compelling mystery and an incisive examination of women in science.
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paperback
Head of Zeus
Published Jan 1, 2018
320 pages
ISBN: 9781786699152
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First Published
2018
Language
eng
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