Time Odyssey Time's Eye, Book 1, (Paperback)

from dvulcano

Takes a while to get the plot moving but it eventually does. Some plot items need more explaination/closure but overall a decent read despite the shortcomings. It does inspire to read the other two books in the series. The cell phone being powered down and asking "will I dream" is a shout out to ...

from mattrutherford

Serviceable, but not that great. Clarke is still a good storyteller, but here he treads over the same ground as in 2001. I like his attention to detail (batteries DO die eventually, as do main characters when faced with a Mongol army), but this story is fairly predictable and passionless.

from FicusFan

Finished Time's Eye for my RL SF book group. It was not bad, but not amazing either. It was about a time distortion event on earth in the year 2037. The earth ended up like a giant pizza with tip rips so that different time periods ended up next to each other. The time rip brought the physical pl...

from Ruminahui

Not the best moment of Arthur C. Clarke, by a long shot. A good beginning leads to an unexciting development, with very few moments of good science-fiction (or good anything, for that matter)

from ejp1082

Time's Eye is built on a relatively unique premise. Rather than your typical time travel story, it's based on an event the novel calls a "discontinuity". Sections of the Earth from different periods in human history are taken and reassembled at random - so 21st century astronauts, 19th century Br...