A review by lindy_b
The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas
3.0
In the late 1960s, four women invent time travel. Fifty years later, an unidentified elderly woman is found dead in the basement of a toy museum. Time travel is necessarily involved.
The Psychology of Time Travel is okay, but could've been made much better with a little more professional polish in differentiating and combining characters, choosing a few thematic elements to bring into sharper focus, mitigating infodumps, and formatting dialog correctly. I often felt like I was reading a late draft. First novels are hard?
The Psychology of Time Travel is okay, but could've been made much better with a little more professional polish in differentiating and combining characters, choosing a few thematic elements to bring into sharper focus, mitigating infodumps, and formatting dialog correctly. I often felt like I was reading a late draft. First novels are hard?