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Adam Roberts

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The Time Telephone

by Adam Roberts

A pregnant woman calls her future daughter at age sixteen (at a cost of nearly 18,000 euros) to find out whether the daughter was glad she was born—and she’s not the only one calling into different times.
This is a call from the past, my darling.

“The Time Telephone” by Adam Roberts, in Infinity Plus, October 2002.

Shall I Tell You the Problem with Time Travel?

by Adam Roberts


“Shall I Tell You the Problem with Time Travel?” by Adam Roberts, in Solaris Rising: The New Solaris Book of Science Fiction, edited by Ian Whales (Solaris, November 2011).

Shall I Tell You the Trouble with Time Travel?

by Adam Roberts

Professor Hermann Bradley has managed to have his time travel device last seventeen seconds in various past times before spectacularly exploding. Now he’s on the verge of cracking that seventeen second barrier (and, according to the narrator, possibly the wiping out of the dinosaurs as well as hundreds of thousands of people in Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Tunguska), but the damnable Professor Notkin is blocking him, claiming that Bradley has committed crimes against humanity (and perhaps against dinosaurity).
He steps through into a room and his beaming, grinning, smiling, happy-o jolly-o face shouts to the world: “We’ve done it, we’ve cracked it—thirteen seconds!”

“Shall I Tell You the Trouble with Time Travel?” by Adam Roberts, in Solaris Rising: The New Solaris Book of Science Fiction, edited by Ian Whates (Solaris, November 2011).

Bethany

by Adam Roberts


“Bethany” by Adam Roberts (Ancaster Books, November 2016).

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