I came across <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/oct/20/charles-yu-top-10-time-travel-books">this list</a> on the Guardian. It is Charles Yu's list, and I cannot say I have read all of them. But I thought it might be interesting to bring it up here. I like books with time travel, despite the headaches I sometimes get.
Are there any that should be on the list that aren't?
Are there any that should be on the list that aren't?
I've read a couple of non-fiction works related to this topic and enjoyed them. If you're interested about how the science behind it could or could not work, then you could check out these:
Travels in Four Dimensions: The Enigmas of Space and Time by Robin Le Poidevin
This book tries to define space and time in an understandable way and examine the physics (properties, forces, constants, etc.) to think about the nature of time (what is it? does it have a beginning? how can it be altered? etc.)
Physics of the Impossible: A Scientific Exploration into the World of Phasers, Force Fields, Teleportation, and Time Travel by Michio Kaku
This book is written with enthusiasm, but a bit less profound than the other one. It's more a showcase of how science is helping make many of the previously-held fantasies come to real life.
As far as fiction goes... I think there are quite a few works you could look at. I mean, isn't A Christmas Carol technically a time-travel work?
Top time travel books
20/10/2010 09:26:46 PM
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The anubis gates.
21/10/2010 04:45:43 PM
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I am planning to read that one
21/10/2010 05:06:58 PM
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It's an entertaining read.
21/10/2010 06:08:52 PM
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Huh
21/10/2010 06:10:38 PM
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I haven't read many (and none from the list), but I'm quite fond of "The End of Eternity" by Asimov *NM*
22/10/2010 06:15:04 PM
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Jasper Fforde's Thursday Next stuff, sort of, though I'm pretty sure you've already read them. *NM*
23/10/2010 12:17:47 AM
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Non-fiction
23/10/2010 05:57:49 PM
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Why oh why would they have A Wrinkle in Time but not A Swiftly Tilting Planet?
25/10/2010 03:27:01 AM
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