The Day Time Stopped Moving

An interesting older time travel story This story was first published in 1940 or 1956 depending upon which source you accept. The scientist who builds the machine explains that time can not be a chain which lengthens as time passes because if it is that would mean that it has a beginning. He asks if......more

This is a weak sci-fi story from the mid-1950s, although it feels to me more like it's from the '30s or '40s. The plot is riddled with logical inconsistencies that pretty much kill anything else the story has going for it. It also includes some outdated gender roles for two of the main characters th......more

I usually love reading Bronze, Silver, and Golden Age sf/f/h because they have so much to teach us. Silver and Golden Age especially, you had classically trained authors writing genre. They brought all that skill with them and their stories showed it. They created the tropes most modern authors live......more

The story itself was very well told with a good grasp on how to not make time confusing. The period when it was wrote definitely shows, but it's not too bad. I just Buckner didn't make is so confusing as to who was saying a line sometimes though.......more

Rushed ending and I felt like this book left a lot of unanswered questions. Didn't like the main character, was very contrived.......more