please tell me in the Axis of Time universe due to the knowledge of future science civilization avoids the 'vaccines are poisons' myths and more diseases are eliminated?
It's interesting, we're looking at the final survivors of the WW2 generation coming to their natural end, as the WW1 generation did a decade ago. In this universe you'll end up with a generation of Transition survivors shuffling off the mortal coil around the same time as they went back through the wormhole in that other timeline, which would be unbelievably surreal for them, particularly for how the world they ended up in has changed due to their arrival and the knowledge it brought. Enough to make your head hurt to think on it too much.
A great story and a fine addition to the Axis of Time. The AOT universe is clearly big enough to accommodate the work of other authors and I will hope to see more JB-approved stories (and hopefully books) that can add to what is, in my view, the finest of the Birmingham works.
please tell me in the Axis of Time universe due to the knowledge of future science civilization avoids the 'vaccines are poisons' myths and more diseases are eliminated?
Absolutely fantastic intro/Taster to the Axis of Time series! I'll have to shuffle the series up my to read list!
Oh wow, that gets you right in the feels 😭
It's interesting, we're looking at the final survivors of the WW2 generation coming to their natural end, as the WW1 generation did a decade ago. In this universe you'll end up with a generation of Transition survivors shuffling off the mortal coil around the same time as they went back through the wormhole in that other timeline, which would be unbelievably surreal for them, particularly for how the world they ended up in has changed due to their arrival and the knowledge it brought. Enough to make your head hurt to think on it too much.
Indeed. Probably beyond my abilities to write about it well.
I wouldn’t sell yourself that short! Maybe that’s how you wrap up the Axis of Time when you’re done with it 😊
*nods approvingly*
A great story and a fine addition to the Axis of Time. The AOT universe is clearly big enough to accommodate the work of other authors and I will hope to see more JB-approved stories (and hopefully books) that can add to what is, in my view, the finest of the Birmingham works.
I'm perfectly happy for other writers to play in this sandpit.
Great story! More from this author please.
Thanks, David. I'm easy to find. Eight long-form novels published on Amazon, plus a Patreon page with all the latest.
Who was cutting onions then?? Damn!
Anyway, that was a superb short story. Thanks
Onion-ninjas snuck in here, too!
Damn ninjas! ;_;
JB, thanks for the tip on Jason’s book. Jason, loved it. Giving it a good review on audible.
Thanks, Howard. Reviews hard to come by, so most welcome. You keep reading, and I'll keep writing.
Well done!
Great Story, still have tears
Wonderful.
The colors that never run
Dang, just saw this. Now you've got me hankering for WW3.2. Any rough idea when that'll be out?
Dang, just saw this. Now you've got me hankering for WW3.2. Any rough idea when that'll be out?
Dang, just saw this. Now you've got me hankering for WW3.2. Any rough idea when that'll be out?
Damn, tears again.. no shit.