Reviews for Voyagers in time

The average rating for Voyagers in time based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-07-25 00:00:00 User Novell This is one of several anthologies that Silverberg edited containing time travel stories. There's a wide range of original publication dates, from 1895 (an excerpt from The Time Machine by Wells) to 1965 (Wrong- Way Street by Larry Niven, a good one). Though I didn't approve of publishing an excerpt, I remember enjoying the book pretty well. It contains Flux, a nice Michael Moorcock story, kind of a rarity for someone known almost exclusively as a novelist. I also liked the story by Alfred Bester, The Man Who Murdered Mohammed, and my favorite was the classic The Sands of Time by P. Schuyler Miller.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-05-11 00:00:00 Chris Milner For a 50 year-old collection of short stories in the genre of science fiction specifically centered on time travel, I felt like I was the one doing the time traveling. Some of it was antiquated considering how the authors envisioned the future. Some of it was weird--as expected. One of them (Wilma Shore's contribution with a long title), was an entertaining satire of the average person from the future knowing nothing specific about life in the future to do any good for the people in the past that he encountered. (Note to those who care or know me: I have these random books in my house that I have decided to read before donating. Most of them have been free. This one came from my wife's dad's house when we cleaned it out.)