The Web Of Time
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Time is not a river flowing in one direction — it is a web, and in Lee Harding's The Web of Time, one wrong thread can unravel everything. This science fiction novel draws readers into a tense, imaginative narrative where the fabric of temporal reality itself becomes the central battleground, weaving together themes of consequence, causality, and the fragility of the present moment. Harding, a celebrated figure in Australian speculative fiction, constructs a plot of mounting urgency that challenges protagonists — and readers alike — to question what it truly means to alter the past. A multiple award-winning author known for his atmospheric prose and psychologically rich characters, Harding brings the same literary craftsmanship here that distinguished works such as Displaced Person. His writing illustrates a masterful command of pacing, threading philosophical weight into genre storytelling without sacrificing momentum. Published by Cassell Australia, The Web of Time stands as a testament to the vitality of Australian science fiction, and closes on a note that will leave readers haunted by the possibility that some threads, once pulled, cannot be restored.
Author: Lee Harding
Format: Hardback
Published: 1980, Cassell Australia
Genre: Science fiction
Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Time is not a river flowing in one direction — it is a web, and in Lee Harding's The Web of Time, one wrong thread can unravel everything. This science fiction novel draws readers into a tense, imaginative narrative where the fabric of temporal reality itself becomes the central battleground, weaving together themes of consequence, causality, and the fragility of the present moment. Harding, a celebrated figure in Australian speculative fiction, constructs a plot of mounting urgency that challenges protagonists — and readers alike — to question what it truly means to alter the past. A multiple award-winning author known for his atmospheric prose and psychologically rich characters, Harding brings the same literary craftsmanship here that distinguished works such as Displaced Person. His writing illustrates a masterful command of pacing, threading philosophical weight into genre storytelling without sacrificing momentum. Published by Cassell Australia, The Web of Time stands as a testament to the vitality of Australian science fiction, and closes on a note that will leave readers haunted by the possibility that some threads, once pulled, cannot be restored.