Science Fiction· United States
No Enemy But Time
by Michael BishopAggregate Editorial Score49/100
★Nebula Award
Published 1983397 pagesEnglish
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Michael Bishop's No Enemy But Time (1983) stands as one of the most significant works of science fiction of its era. A Black American named John Monegal dreams vividly of the Pleistocene and is recruited by a secret project to actually travel there. Bishop's Nebula Award winner is a touching portrait of identity and belonging that imagines deep time with unusual warmth and specificity. Themes of time travel, prehistory, identity run through the work. The book has received recognition from Nebula Award 1983.
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