Oxford Time Travel All Clear, Book 2, (Paperback)

from Othemts

As noted in my review of Blackout this book is less of a sequel and more of a direct continuation of one lengthy work about three time travelers studying life in England in the early years of World War II. Both books are part of a larger series of loosely connected works by Connie Willis about a ...

from burnit99

The second half of the story Connie Willis began with "Blackout", in which time-traveling historians from Oxford in 2060 have become trapped for some reason in England during the years of the German V-1 and V-2 bombings. For most of the book's length, I was frustrated by the same things that affl...

from labfs39

In the acknowledgements, the author thanks those who "stood by me with Blackout and All Clear as one book morphed into two". If only those people had stood in the way and convinced her that what she needed was a good editor, not another book! Polly, Mike, and Eileen are time-traveling historians ...

from labfs39

In the acknowledgements, the author thanks those who "stood by me with Blackout and All Clear as one book morphed into two". If only those people had stood in the way and convinced her that what she needed was a good editor, not another book! Polly, Mike, and Eileen are time-traveling historians ...

from karieh

I am crossing my fingers that "All Clear" is not the last book Connie Willis writes about the Oxford time travelers. "The Doomsday Book" is one of my all-time favorite books...and when I found out about "Blackout" and "All Clear" - I was simply thrilled. However, because I am such a fan of Mr. Du...