Timeshift

<p>Timeshift: Tales of Time is an anthology of 38 short stories of time and time travel by 36 incredible authors of speculative fiction. From time travel to time dilation time manipulation time zones futures alternate realities and many other variations on the theme of time these stories represent some of the strongest stories on time in recent memory.<br><br>Stories include:<br>All the Wealth in the World by Alan Baxter<br>Ravages of Time and Letting Go by Alex Shvartsman<br>An Old-Time Girl by Barbara Krasnoff<br>The Day the Future Invaded by Beth Powers<br>Moments by Brandon Crilly<br>A Murder of Crows by Brenda Anderson<br>Where There's a Will by Brian K. Lowe<br>Futures and Aardvark Says Moo by Cat Rambo<br>Again by David Afsharirad<br>Sibyl by Deborah Walker<br>What Does a Time Machine Cost? by Elliotte Rusty Harold<br>Twins Again by Éric Picholle<br>You Can Always Change the Past by George Nikolopoulos<br>Afternoon Break by Gregg Chamberlain<br>Grandma Was a Time Machine by H.L. Fullerton<br>1-9-4-Blue-3-7-2-6-Gamma-Tetrahedron by Ian Randal Strock<br>Going Back for Seconds by Jez Patterson<br>Long Lines of Communication are Easily Tangled by John Dromey<br>Memories of My Mother by Ken Liu<br>The Last of Time by Ken Poyner<br>Time Zone by Kevin J. Anderson<br>Now Open by KJ Kabza<br>In Defense of the End of the World by Leah Cypess<br>Repeat Performance by Liam Hogan<br>The Vitruvian Farmer by Marcelina Vizcarra<br>My Ribs a Cage by Marissa Harwood<br>Isaac Intrepid's Paradox by Mike Resnick<br>They Have Been at a Great Feast of Languages and Stol'n the Scraps by Robert Bagnall<br>Tempus Fugitive by Robert Jeschonek<br>The Assassin by Robert Silverberg<br>Unveiled by Ron Friedman<br>A Time for Peace by S.R. Algernon<br>When the World Stopped by Siri Paulson<br>The First Time they Murder Billy by Stephen S. Power<br>Proceedings from the First and Only Sixteenth Annual One-Woman Symposium on Time Manipulation by Stewart Baker<br>One Year Later by Wendy Nikel</p>