Poul Anderson's Time Patrolmen who time travel seated on timecycles;
Anderson's Jack Havig who sees events speeding past him as he time travels;
Anderson's Martin Saunders who travels into the far future;
Anderson's Wardens and Rangers who walk or drive along corridors rotated onto the temporal dimension;
James Blish's Service agents who discuss time as a fourth dimension but communicate instead of travelling along it;
Blish's John Martels who is projected into a far future perpetual summer;
the Doctor in the Doctor Who TV series, an eccentric scientist, whose Daleks and Thals somewhat resemble Morlocks and Eloi.
Read or reread The Time Machine.
3 comments:
Kaor, Paul!
You forgot THE DANCER FROM ATLANTIS.
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Sean,
I didn't forget DANCER. I just didn't see a direct link with the Time Traveller, other than being a time traveller, of course.
Paul.
Kaor, Paul!
Got it. Albeit I thought you would comment on how DANCER uses a kind of flying time machine.
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