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.
Kaor, Paul!
ReplyDeleteYou forgot THE DANCER FROM ATLANTIS.
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Sean,
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteGot it. Albeit I thought you would comment on how DANCER uses a kind of flying time machine.
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