This novel is a first-person present-tense narrative that begins when the hero is summoned to visit the future while dreaming. When he dies many years later, a homing device enables him to return to that future time and he falls in love.
In addition to providing a new perspective about time paradoxes, the story explores spiritual concepts such as the idea that the human soul has several components. It is a multicultural tale, with characters drawn from over half a dozen nationalities around the globe.
The novel consists of four parts:
A .pdf file of the first two parts (about 27,000 words) is available online. However, after discovering that an online book store in Asia was sending its customers to my web site without sharing its fees with me, I put the file into a password-protected folder.
If you are an agent or publisher interested in downloading this story, please contact me.
Thanks.
Martin
schell@alumni.princeton.edu