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- Recursion
Blake Crouchstandalone novel2019
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Recursion is a thriller science fiction novel by American writer Blake Crouch, first published in the United States in June 2019 by the Crown Publishing Group, a subsidiary of Penguin Random House. The novel explores themes of memory, identity, and time.
- The Green Futures of Tycho
William Sleatorstandalone novel1981
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Publisher's description: "When he finds an ancient, egg-shaped object with which he travels back and forth in time, eleven-year-old Tycho grapples with several terrible futures he sees for himself and his family."
- The Corridors of Time
Poul Andersonstandalone novel1965
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The Corridors of Time is a science fiction novel by the American writer Poul Anderson that was first published in 1965 as a serial in Amazing Stories, and as a book by Doubleday.
- The Chronos Files Universe
series15 books2014
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- The Lincoln Hunters
Wilson Tuckerstandalone novel1958
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The Lincoln Hunters is a 1958 science fiction novel by American writer Wilson Tucker.
- Beyond the Barrier
Damon Knightstandalone novel1964
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From the front flap of the Doubleday first edition: "Gordon Naismith was a physics professor at a large California university. The year was 1980, and by means of the university's duplicator he could personally teach in nine different classrooms simultaneously. Naismith was an average man in all but two respects: the reflexes were extraordinarily quick, and four years before in a plane crash he had lost all memory of his earlier life. Neither difference seemed important until one day a very unusual student in one of his classes asked a disturbing, extracurricular question: "Professor, what is a zug?" The question triggered a series of violent incidents, and soon Naismith himself, as well as the police, were beginning to wonder if the duplicator had reproduced him a tenth time. The answer lay ten thousand years in the future."
- Time Travelers Never Die
series2 books1996
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Time Travelers Never Die started life as a Jack McDevitt novella in the mid-1990s (Hugo- and Nebula-nominated) before he expanded it into a full novel over a decade later; the novella and novel are two forms of the same story rather than a sequel. It follows a small circle of people who gain access to working time travel and use it to step into the past, in McDevitt's characteristic register of curious, history-minded science fiction.
- The Resurrection Wager
Christopher Coatesstandalone novel2018
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• "When a man of science and a man of faith develop the ability to go back in time, there is only one place for them to go to demonstrate their new technology. After they make a wager about whether or not the resurrection of Jesus really happened, the two set out to prove it one way or the other. Along the way, they face obstacles and challenges from those who want to use their technology for personal gain." ― quoted from this book's product page on Goodreads.com as of 2020-05-28.
- A Week of Mondays
Jessica Brodystandalone novel2016
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Sixteen-year-old Ellison Sparks keeps reliving the terrible Monday on which her boyfriend, Tristan, breaks up with her and no matter how hard she tries, she cannot seem to set things right.
- Our Children's Children
Clifford D. Simakstandalone novel1974
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From the back cover of the first DAW printing: "They were our children's children, and they came one day from nowhere - walking through holes in the air into our world. By means of one-way time tunnels, they fled the ravening beasts with teeth, claws and tentacles, that reproduced like bacteria and were intelligent. They fled to escape the uncontrolled horror of their own far future, and we, their distant ancestors, housed and fed and comforted them, content in their assurance that the tunnel was securely guarded from the beasts, whatever or whoever they were. But then somebody up there slipped and the beasts were abroad..."
- 23 Minutes
Vivian Vande Veldestandalone novel2016
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Witnessing a bank robbery gone awry, misfit 15-year-old Zoe, a girl with supernatural ability to jump back in time and repeat events with up to 10 tries, attempts to stop the crime, but only makes things worse with each successive effort.
- Timecop
S. D. Perrystandalone novel1994
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- Time Story
Stuart Gordonstandalone novel1972
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Her name was Hawisa. She died in 1992 in an effort to kill Kitson. Her name was Hawinda. She rished her life in 1996 to save Kitson His name was Kitson. He got away with the theft of the Moongem reactor stones His name was Denzil Amiss. As Twilight Journeyman 356, he couldn't get his hands on the Moongems But... Hawisa and Hawinda were the same person! Kitson and Amiss were the same person! (from the back cover of the DAW Books first American edition)
