num_pages: 286
description: Two men are trapped, each in their own past. Can they fix the past in order to secure their future? Both try, but in distinctly different fashions. The first man is trapped by the past, dependent upon others for his very life, unable to even dream of having a future. He is no more a victim than his friends, whose reach at times extends beyond the grave, or whose thoughts take unwanted strolls through other people’s minds, lost in events that can only hope to change for the better. No matter what he sees, he knows he dare not move for fear of hurting himself in his own world. Since his mind is in the past and his body is in the future, nothing in the past can hurt him—or so he hopes. Until he comes back to his own time bleeding. Thus begins the fast-paced, thought-provoking journey through time and space exploring the limits of physical ability and posing the question—if we can use that ability to change the past, what would the ramifications be? This is a look at a world that only exists for a very special few. The second man is in a moving and gripping story. He is a prisoner, convicted of a terrible crime committed at the beginning of the twenty-first century, who is given a second chance at rehabilitation. But the rehabilitation turns out to be an unusual kind of “projection” back into the past, and what he does there may well determine his future.
language: English
title: The Fermi Paradox
titlecomplete: The Fermi Paradox
ratings_count: 2
publisher: PublishAmerica