Oxford Time Travel Guide now available

I’ve put together a guide to the Oxford Time Travel stories as a separate page here on the ConnieWillis.net Blog.  So, if you are confused about what stories are part of this group, here’s a good place to start. 

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2 Responses to Oxford Time Travel Guide now available

  1. David Moberly says:

    01Nov10

    I just finished All Clear (which I greatly enjoyed) and I have a question about how to interpret the last two pages about what Polly suddenly realizes about Colin. Is Colin Eileen grandson? If so, did Eileen marry Vicar Goode? I had assumed Stephen Lang married Paige Fairchild until those last two pages.

    David Moberly
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  2. Just another fan passing by says:

    I’ve just finished Blackout/All Clear and am still marveling at the brilliance and depth of all CW’s time travel novels.

    More importantly, I think Steven Moffat seriously should be begging and pleading Connie Willis to write a script or two for Matt Smith’s Doctor.

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