Marooned in 1799: A Time Travel Novel

February 6, 2024

…with Lassie!

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Brad

1 year ago

“Lassie! What’s wrong, girl? Timmy is marooned in the 18th century … *and* he fell down a well?!?”

Zsuzsa

1 year ago

Reply to Brad

“What’s that you say? A Davy Crocket cosplayer has fallen into a temporal wormhole?”

red

1 year ago

Reply to Brad

There’s a rumor going around that the producers are trying to can Little Timmy and replace him with Young Gomer.

RK@HM

1 year ago

Reply to Brad

“And you couldn’t care less because the stupid kid never looks where he’s going?”

Zak Freeman

1 year ago

Yet nothing on the cover picture suggest time travel to me

Syd

1 year ago

Reply to Zak Freeman

right? Where’s the giant, semi-transparent 19th c. clock face in the sky?

Another Bob

1 year ago

That outfit looks like it came from a Disney Frontierland souvenir shop.

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