Time Travel Stories

Our hero wakes one morning to discover that his life is about to change in ways he could never imagine. A little 1950's time travel fun I wrote a couple of years back.

A Story in the Wendy's Worlds Universe
A continuation.

Jeff and Julie, 17-year-old highschoolers, are transported back to Earth, circa 250 MILLION BC! This was the time of giant insects and long before dinosaurs. This is the story of their struggle for survival against 10-foot scorpions and 14-foot praying mantises. These insects really existed; this is no fantasy! Join them as they cope with a real "Land of the Giant Insects."

An asteroid hits the Earth and kills all living beings on the surface. So what else is new? Two married graduate students at Auburn University escape in a time machine to 50 million years into the future. This is the story of their adventure and survival.

The Temporal Management Agency's mission is to protect the Ultimate Time Line from the shadowy incursions of the Rectifiers who seek to change events and alter history. TMA Agents Derek and Crystal are in the forefront of this continuing battle. This is the first of their missions through Time.

Jack commits the cardinal sin of dozing off in the subway on the way home from a boring job in Brooklyn. He is on one of those ancient trains from yesteryear and wakes up on a no longer existent elevated track on the east side of Manhattan 150 years earlier. The Civil War is in full bloom and life is suddenly filled with danger all around.

A Karen Story
Oh Well. Shit happens.

a repost of the original

Drowned and discarded, Brandon awakens as Noah Weaverheart—an expendable noble in a doomed story. But with the Sovereign Bond System, he steals talents at godlike scale. Ice affinity. Sovereign power. Harem included. If fate made him a stepping stone, he’ll become the avalanche that buries the hero.

Another one shot, I want off my hard drive. Edited by 'Steven' and expanded over time. All dialogue is mine: They found him, standing in the gate room, a strange man, wearing a strange uniform, from a far distant future. Protocols exist for temporal causalities, but then, where's the fun in that?