@juliebihn.bsky.social"If the movie's right, I reckon the timeline's pretty resilient, yeah? If it wasn't, changing how his parents got together—any sort of change, really—would have kept Marty from ever being born, and he would've vanished right then."
--Immigrants' Journey #TimeTravelAuthors
@candacehill.bsky.social#TimeTravelAuthors D19 "Change." Saturday excerpt. From a new story where Arthur and Jeanette celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Posted for #Shiptember at Fan Fiction Exchange on AO3. Link in the comments.
@rammwriter.bsky.socialD19. Change.
Moore bought whisky for them both and changed the subject.
“Do you read much, Mister Fletcher?”
“Len Deighton and Hunter Thompson. How about you?”
“Phil Dick, Frank Herbert and Ray Bradbury. I can't get away from science, even when it's fiction.”
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@ewanstone.ukHappy Saturday, #TimeTravelAuthors!
In this excerpt, a sign of the #changing times in Lonely Ship. Tactical Officer Hal meets Ensign Demi, an alien that lives in the bodies of other species. Her kind subsist on heat, and Hal's people have high body temperatures, so they're a good match!
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@paulgbriggs.bsky.social#TimeTravelAuthors Gary, the smartest guy in the room even when he's outside, gets his share of regrets in Book 1. In Book 2 he makes a decision that he REALLY regrets in Book 3.
@writernatswift.bsky.socialDay 17:
Oof. It's hard to talk about what Eddie regrets in BLUE SKIES without giving away the spoileriest spoilers. I'll drop a hint in the comments for those that want to see it.
The thing is, if he had the chance to do it all over again... well, he does, doesn't he?
@candacehill.bsky.social#TimeTravelAuthors D15 Regret.
Franklin Gore is the next generation time Traveller, still a young man, who looks very much like his Great-Uncle Arthur.
Frank and Carmel Khazemipour Cortez grew up together, but they are not really cousins.
I've given them a romance and a Cozy House wedding.
@maykenalanna.bsky.social#TimeTravelAuthors Day 15
He wouldn’t be able to go anywhen from here.
STATUS GREEN
Something at the back of my mind tried to get my attention.
A SWEET DEAL
"They distracted our agents with some side plot of Macbeth killing Malcolm in a duel up north in Scotland."
Charlotte's story (WIP)
@nectar-vam77.bsky.social#TimeTravelAuthors 17 #Writing #WritingPrompt #TimeTravel #WritingSky #Wip
Alicia sometimes regrets not dying along with her paternal family in the Omagh Bombing of 1998
But she grows to let go & embrace her life with both her mother in the present & her noble roguish husband in the past
@juliebihn.bsky.socialLiam's biggest regret before Titanic Voyage starts is that he thinks he got his adoptive mother sick, causing her death. (Later on, we can get an idea of if that's true.) But his very first thought in the book is apologizing to Clara…
Titanic Voyage: book.juliebihn.com/TV
@ewanstone.ukThere's a loss for the Lonely Ship crew early in the story, where they are unable to save a scavenger outpost from raiders. They carry that regret with them, even if there hadn't been much they could have done. When they meet the raiders again, there's a question of justice...
@rammwriter.bsky.socialD17. My MC isn't the kind of guy to have regrets, generally, though there are a couple of instances where he feels he's been unduly harsh with people who are trying to help and finds it necessary to apologise. It's not something he's used to, and he isn't good at it.
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@jlcivi.comDay 15: 3rd sentence, page 10
(This style of prompt always make me check all my books…)
Done Gone: “I’m calling it ours.”
Timely Persuasion: “We’re going against the Blackouts tonight and need your arm for the victory.”
L Extreme: “Yes, that’s his album,” C said.
@writernatswift.bsky.socialI feel like the second sentence is essential context here, so I really want to share it even though it's cheating...
"Dad had just told her about déjà vu last week."