You are hereNo Enemy But TimeLondon: VGSF, 2000. 400 pages. The winner of the 1982 Nebula award for best science fiction novel of the year, No Enemy But Time follows a protagonist whose dreams of prehistoric Africa are so compellingly detailed that he is invited to join a most unusual time travel project. Stranded in the past, he finds love among the Homo habilis he was sent to research. Writes Norman Spinrad, "No Enemy But Time is a science fiction novel of rare maturity and perhaps even rarer wit." |
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