Gary Westfahl is adjunct professor at the University of La Verne, CA. His previous books include No Cure for the Future (2002), Unearthly Visions (2002), Worlds Enough and Time (2002), Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), Science Fiction, Children's Literature, and Popular Culture (2000), Space and Beyond (2000), and Cosmic Engineers (1996), all available from Greenwood Press.George Slusser is professor of comparative literature at the University of California, Riverside. He has written several books about science fiction authors and coedited numerous scholarly studies. He is the coeditor of Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), and Unearthly Visions: Approaches to Science Fiction and Fantasy Art (2002), both available from Greenwood Press.David Leiby is an independent scholar.

• Introduction: The Quarries of Time by Gary WestfahlTime's ArrowArrows and Riddles of Time: Scientific Models of Time Travel by George Slusser and Robert HeathImpossible Times: Some Temporal Labyrinths in Science Fiction by Richard Saint-GelaisThe Jaws of the Intellect Grip the Flesh of Occurrence: Order in Time Travel by David Leiby"Backward, Turn Backward": Narratives of Reversed Time in Science Fiction by Andrew SawyerTimescapesBeyond the Endtime Terminus: Allegories of Coalescence in Far-Future Science Fiction by Kirk Hampton and Carol MacKayTime and Some Mysteries of Mind by Susan StrattonJews in Times: Alternate Histories and Futures in Space…. And Who Was that Bearded, Yarmulkeh'd Old Man? by Susan KrayThe Desire to Control Time in Doraemon and Japanese Culture by Jefferson M. PetersTime CapsulesThe Conversion of Space-Time in Dante's Divine Comedy by Pekka KuusistoTemporal Compression, Fractious History: H. G. Wells, George Orwell, and the Mutiny of "Historical" Narrative by Larry CaldwellPlay It Again, Sam: Ken Grimwood's Replay and Time Travel as Reincarnation by Andrew GordonTime Travel at the Crossroads: The Search for New Paradigms in Science and Science Fiction by Bradford LyauTall, Dark, and a Long Time Dead; Epistemology, Time Travel, and the Bodice Ripper by Erica ObeyBibliography of Works Related to Time and Time TravelIndex

Gary Westfahl is adjunct professor at the University of La Verne, CA. His previous books include No Cure for the Future (2002), Unearthly Visions (2002), Worlds Enough and Time (2002), Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), Science Fiction, Children's Literature, and Popular Culture (2000), Space and Beyond (2000), and Cosmic Engineers (1996), all available from Greenwood Press.George Slusser is professor of comparative literature at the University of California, Riverside. He has written several books about science fiction authors and coedited numerous scholarly studies. He is the coeditor of Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), and Unearthly Visions: Approaches to Science Fiction and Fantasy Art (2002), both available from Greenwood Press.David Leiby is an independent scholar.

• Introduction: The Quarries of Time by Gary WestfahlTime's ArrowArrows and Riddles of Time: Scientific Models of Time Travel by George Slusser and Robert HeathImpossible Times: Some Temporal Labyrinths in Science Fiction by Richard Saint-GelaisThe Jaws of the Intellect Grip the Flesh of Occurrence: Order in Time Travel by David Leiby"Backward, Turn Backward": Narratives of Reversed Time in Science Fiction by Andrew SawyerTimescapesBeyond the Endtime Terminus: Allegories of Coalescence in Far-Future Science Fiction by Kirk Hampton and Carol MacKayTime and Some Mysteries of Mind by Susan StrattonJews in Times: Alternate Histories and Futures in Space…. And Who Was that Bearded, Yarmulkeh'd Old Man? by Susan KrayThe Desire to Control Time in Doraemon and Japanese Culture by Jefferson M. PetersTime CapsulesThe Conversion of Space-Time in Dante's Divine Comedy by Pekka KuusistoTemporal Compression, Fractious History: H. G. Wells, George Orwell, and the Mutiny of "Historical" Narrative by Larry CaldwellPlay It Again, Sam: Ken Grimwood's Replay and Time Travel as Reincarnation by Andrew GordonTime Travel at the Crossroads: The Search for New Paradigms in Science and Science Fiction by Bradford LyauTall, Dark, and a Long Time Dead; Epistemology, Time Travel, and the Bodice Ripper by Erica ObeyBibliography of Works Related to Time and Time TravelIndex

Gary Westfahl is adjunct professor at the University of La Verne, CA. His previous books include No Cure for the Future (2002), Unearthly Visions (2002), Worlds Enough and Time (2002), Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), Science Fiction, Children's Literature, and Popular Culture (2000), Space and Beyond (2000), and Cosmic Engineers (1996), all available from Greenwood Press.George Slusser is professor of comparative literature at the University of California, Riverside. He has written several books about science fiction authors and coedited numerous scholarly studies. He is the coeditor of Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy (2002), and Unearthly Visions: Approaches to Science Fiction and Fantasy Art (2002), both available from Greenwood Press.David Leiby is an independent scholar.

• Introduction: The Quarries of Time by Gary WestfahlTime's ArrowArrows and Riddles of Time: Scientific Models of Time Travel by George Slusser and Robert HeathImpossible Times: Some Temporal Labyrinths in Science Fiction by Richard Saint-GelaisThe Jaws of the Intellect Grip the Flesh of Occurrence: Order in Time Travel by David Leiby"Backward, Turn Backward": Narratives of Reversed Time in Science Fiction by Andrew SawyerTimescapesBeyond the Endtime Terminus: Allegories of Coalescence in Far-Future Science Fiction by Kirk Hampton and Carol MacKayTime and Some Mysteries of Mind by Susan StrattonJews in Times: Alternate Histories and Futures in Space…. And Who Was that Bearded, Yarmulkeh'd Old Man? by Susan KrayThe Desire to Control Time in Doraemon and Japanese Culture by Jefferson M. PetersTime CapsulesThe Conversion of Space-Time in Dante's Divine Comedy by Pekka KuusistoTemporal Compression, Fractious History: H. G. Wells, George Orwell, and the Mutiny of "Historical" Narrative by Larry CaldwellPlay It Again, Sam: Ken Grimwood's Replay and Time Travel as Reincarnation by Andrew GordonTime Travel at the Crossroads: The Search for New Paradigms in Science and Science Fiction by Bradford LyauTall, Dark, and a Long Time Dead; Epistemology, Time Travel, and the Bodice Ripper by Erica ObeyBibliography of Works Related to Time and Time TravelIndex