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The Oxford Time-Traveling Historians
- by Connie Willis
- in Asimov’s Science Fiction, 15 February 1982
In the first short story of the series, an Oxford graduate student travels back to the World War II bombing of St. Paul’s for his history practicum. This launched a series of novels, the first of which has Kivrin Engle being sent to 14th century England, but when she arrives, she can’t remember where and when her pickup will be. The second book incorporated more comedy, and the last two returned to World War II.
“But I’m not ready,” I’d said. “Look, it too me four years to get ready to travel with St Paul. St Paul. Not St Paul’s. You can’t expect me to get ready for London in the Blitz in two days.”
- Eloi Bronze Medal
- 2011 Hugo
- 1999 Hugo
- 1993 Hugo
- 1983 Hugo
- 2011 Nebula
- 1993 Nebula
- 1983 Nebula
- Science Fiction
- Definite Time Travel
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Doomsday Book
- by Connie Willis
- (Bantam Spectra, July 1992)
We may never know just how young Kivrin Engle wrangled her academic advisor and the powers-that-be at the University of Oxford into sending her to previously off-limits, 14th-century England, but her timing was not ideal given that she’dd just been exposed to a recently re-emerged influenza virus. Oh, and the inexperience tech who also got hit with the virus with the virus after the drop may have sent Kivrin to the wrong year. —Ruthie Mariner
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To Say Nothing of the Dog, or How We Found the Bishop’s Bird Stump at Last
- by Connie Willis
- (Easton Press, 1998)
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To Say Nothing of the Dog, or How We Found the Bishop’s Bird Stump at Last
- by Connie Willis
- (Easton Press, 1998)
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