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CHAPTER 20 - Reunited and it Feels so Wood

CHAPTER 20 - Reunited and it Feels so Wood

Looking up, they saw a huge spaceship descending on the clearing, its rocket boosters scorching the grass. Dan and Freddie looked at each other and hightailed it into the trees. They could feel the heat behind them, so they ran until they couldn’t. When the roaring stopped, they turned.

CHAPTER 19 - The Short Chapter

CHAPTER 19 - The Short Chapter

Chantell ran her hand across a huge console in a room full of machinery and other huge consoles. She adjusted some numbers, typed in more data, then stepped into a chamber—and disappeared, only to reappear seconds later. “Well that was interesting.”

CHAPTER 17 - The Apocalypse or Worldwide Vacation?

CHAPTER 17 - The Apocalypse or Worldwide Vacation?

Why were the people gone? Surely not for no reason. People don’t abandon a perfectly good city for no reason. Well sure, maybe the city wasn’t perfectlygood. The height of the buildings compared to the width of the streets suggested traffic was a nightmare—unless there were flying

CHAPTER 16 - Time Travel for Fun and Prophet

CHAPTER 16 - Time Travel for Fun and Prophet

The next day Dan followed housekeeping again and was making good progress at cleaning up the mess Bob left behind. He realized he was cheating himself out of tips by fixing things before they were called in, but he didn’t figure he’d be here for long. Still, he

SANDWICHES

SANDWICHES

The importance of sandwiches is not to be underestimated.

SHAKESPEARE’S TIME TRAVEL PLAY

SHAKESPEARE’S TIME TRAVEL PLAY

London, England - A new play by the famous playwright William Shakespeare is sparking controversy and conversation about the dangers of changing history. The play, titled "Errors of Time," tells the story of a time traveler from the future who journeys back to Elizabethan England and attempts to alter historical

CHAPTER 15 – Time Travel for Fun and Profit

CHAPTER 15 – Time Travel for Fun and Profit

Peeking out of the bathroom, he saw neither futuristic voyeurs nor victorious robots, but a busy lobby of an old hotel—although at this time it was still relatively new. The cavernous lobby was filled with guests coming and going. Many were sitting reading a paper or talking with friends.