Time travel books and themes

[M. Robert Gibson]

And then there's the one that brought me to this site, Moorcock's Escape From Evening found in the anthology The Time Dweller.
This deals with another scenario, the past being empty and the future just unformed chaos.

(Found) Time travel short story where past is void and future is unformed matter

I'm looking for the title and author of this short story. The premise is that the main character invents a time machine, but when he travels to the past, there is nothing but void and when he travels to the future there is nothing but chaotic, unformed matter. The conclusion of the time...

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[Extollager]

I thought Robert Silverberg edited an anthology for the young adult market called Travellers through [or in] Time, but I don't find it.

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

I really enjoyed Time Traveler's Never Die by Jack McDevitt. Edge of Forever by Melissa E. Hurst was also pretty good from what I remember. I haven't read the second book yet though even though I have it (ah, the ever growing TBR list you never quite get around to ). Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeline L'Engle also involved time travel.

 

[williamjm]

I think Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates definitely deserves a mention.

Thank you everyone.

I have read a couple of Connie Willis, forgot that. I've forgotten the title but it had excellent WW2 history and it all chimed with what my father told me about his experiences.

That might be the Blackout/All Clear duology.