About book So You Created A Wormhole: The Time Traveler's Guide To Time Travel (2012)
A friend of mine gave this to me as a birthday gift and I loved it. I snorted from laughing on multiple occasions and felt like every pop culture and time travel reference was aimed straight at me. It's a book I can pick up and open to any page and feel entertained. Just as fun as The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbooks with even more laughs. It's destined to be loved by any sci-fi enthusiasts, especially those like me from the vicinity of the 80's, who grew up on Army of Darkness, Monty Python, and Back to the Future. Great gift for the Marty McFly in your family. Time travel is dangerous business, rife with opportunities to get eaten by a dinosaur, catch an alien STD, or destroy the universe with a paradox. Thus, a handbook such as this, covering methods of time travel, time machine options, and quick tips for surviving in various epochs of Earth’s history, ought to be very useful. However, it falls flat. The snarky humor and pop culture references just do not coalesce into an entertaining whole, possibly because of the endless footnotes interrupting the flow and underscoring how poorly organized the book is.
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The first half was very clever, but unfortunately by the end the humor began to be repetitive.
—Laudie05
Time Travel: Created by Albert Einstein and Emmet Doc Brown
—Katherine
