Le temps chevauché
- by Anne Sauvy
- Short Story
- Fantasy
- Adults
- Definite Time Travel
- French
- “Le temps chevauché” by Anne Sauvy, in Les flammes de pierre: Nouvelles (Editions Montalba, 1982).
An 80-year-old man thinks back to his younger days of climbing in the Alps, when he and a friend aided Xavier Berthiand after an avalanche took out his rope and two companions.
—Michael Main
Tags
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- Time Periods
- Circa AD 1900 to 1929: presumed time of the 20-year-old narrator
- Circa AD 1970 to 1999: presumed time of the 80-year-old narrator
- Timeline Models
- Time Travel Methods
- Groupings
Variants
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- “Le temps chevauché” by Anne Sauvy, in Les flammes de pierre: Nouvelles (Editions Montalba, 1982).
Translations
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- English.
“Time Reversal” by Anne Sauvy, in One Step in the Clouds, edited by Audrey Salkeld and Rosie Smith (Diadem Books, 1990). - English: revised translation.
“Time Reversal” by Anne Sauvy, in Flammes de Pierre: Short Stories about Mountains and Mountaineers (Diadem Books, 1991).
John Wilkinson (revision)
Indexer Notes
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- French title—We verified the French title of “Le temps chevauché” via a search for that title in Sauvy’s 1985 collection, Le jeu de la montagne et du hasard : nouvelles, at Hathi Trust; and we verified that this is the same story as the one in the English edition of Flammes de pierre by searching for key names such as “Odette.” We had to jump through these hoops because we had no access to the French edition of Les flammes de pierre.
- English titles—We directly verified the title of “Time Reversal” in both Jeremy Bernstein’s translation and the later revision by Wilkinson. Anthea Bell may have done another translation, but we have not yet found it.