Hello, I'm Esin, or William! I can't usually remember when I started and finished a book so yeah
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This book is really good, and has predicted some parts of the future correctly (everything getting shorter and such). The only problem I have is that the author- from what I understood- holds 'political correctness' on the same pedestal as totalitarianism, which in my opinion shouldn't be, if you know what I mean. Otherwise, it's fantastic.
A Victorian scientist and inventor creates a machine for propelling himself through time, and voyages …
I feel like some parts of this might not age well, but overall it's a pretty good book. And it tackles some important themes well, I think