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This is a very attractive novel pitch .. . The novel of 550 pages, translated from English by Marianne Millon, is available by Editions Robert Laffont.

"A marvel from start to the end, a great exercise in style that surpasses many fantasies of Victorian Anglo-Saxon market. A masterpiece. "
Manu González, Que leer


in London in 1896, the travel time Murray moved to the public" tired of traveling in space travel " in the fourth dimension ", precisely in 2000. The writer HG Wells, author of The Machine back in time, yet doubt the reality of such a trip, because he thinks you can not change the past. Andrew Harrington young man of good family desperately in love with Mary Kelly, the last prostitute murdered by Jack the Ripper loss, sees this as a way to prevent this heinous crime and embarks on the adventure, while the young Claire dreams of a future passionate exchange for his side a match with Derek, a man of the twentieth century ...

historical novel and science fiction, romance along the lines of serialized novels of the nineteenth century, the book of Felix J Palma is primarily an adventure story in the London of HG Wells on the pitfalls of time and powers of writing. Random pages, we will cross the faces of Bram Stoker, Henry James and Jules Verne, but Elephant Man or Darwin. The author spares no narrative tour de force. He leads us to the ultimate paradox of time travel: what would happen if we could change the course of events? And of life itself? Soon the writer Wells, inventor of the machine back in time, be able to converse with one he would have become if he had made other choices, seized other opportunities. Dizzying ...

Felix J. Palma has been hailed by critics as one of most original and brilliant writers present and has been awarded, among others, Gabriel Aresti the price and the price Miguel de Unamuno the news. Besides being a novelist, Felix J. Palma is a columnist, consultant and literary criticism.


Frederick Fontès

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