“Some say it is best not to go near the center of time. Life is a vessel of sadness, but is noble to live life and without time there is no life. Others disagree. They would rather have an eternity of contentment, even if that eternity were fixed and frozen, like a butterfly mounted in a case.”
In this thought-provoking work, the author weaves together a collection of interconnected dreams that delve into the nature of time and its various interpretations. Each dream presents a unique perspective on time, from the relativity of time in different frames of reference to the subjective experience of time passing. The novel is a blend of science and fiction, inviting readers to contemplate the fundamental nature of time and its implications for human existence. more
Alan Lightman is an American physicist and an accomplished writer. Born on November 28, 1948, he is renowned for his contributions to physics and his literary achievements that blend science and fiction. more
“It is the tale, not he who tells it.”
“Love wins, love always wins.”
“It will all end very badly, Gus”