Weird Time
Exploring The Mysteries of Time and Space
Ed. Tim R Swartz & Sean Casteel
Zontar Press 2024
Pb, 363pp, £14.79, ISBN 9798986644936
Just when “weird” goes mainstream in US politics, and social media and streaming channels bloom with timeslips, this book outdoes them all. “Prepare to be transported,” the blurb intones, “beyond the limits of the conventional and into the mysterious realms of time slips, missing time and alternate realities.” Seems like a good complement to the essential timeslip classic The Mask of Time by Joan Forman, long overdue for reprint.
The editors gather 12 other contributors who mostly recount some highly strange real-life experiences
