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The Next Time We Die   By: (1907-1977)

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The book I am reviewing is a science fiction novel written by Robert Moore Williams. Set in a futuristic world, "The Next Time We Die" takes readers on an exciting journey through time and space.

The story follows the adventures of a group of brilliant scientists who have discovered the secret to time travel. Faced with the moral dilemma of manipulating the past and potentially altering the course of history, the characters must confront their own ethical beliefs while also dealing with the consequences of their actions.

Williams exhibits exceptional world-building skills, painting a vivid picture of a future where time travel is not only possible but also involves inherent risks. The intricate details of the technology and the rules that govern time travel are explained concisely, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully into the story.

The characters in "The Next Time We Die" are well-developed and relatable, each possessing their own unique personalities and motivations. The author does an excellent job of delving into their internal struggles, particularly when faced with the weight of playing with time itself. Their dilemmas are both thought-provoking and emotional, adding depth and dimension to the overall narrative.

The pacing of the novel is well-balanced, with plenty of action and suspense to keep readers engaged. The plot twists and turns, leaving the audience constantly guessing what will happen next. Additionally, the dialogue is sharp and engaging, contributing to the overall fast-paced nature of the story.

One of the standout aspects of this book is the thought-provoking exploration of the implications of time travel. Williams tackles the philosophical and moral quandaries with intelligence and sensitivity. The ethical dilemmas presented throughout the novel force readers to reflect on their own views on the nature of time and the consequences of altering history.

While "The Next Time We Die" is a captivating and enjoyable science fiction novel, it may not be suitable for readers who prefer lighter or less complex narratives. The intricate plot and philosophical elements may require some concentration to fully appreciate the underlying themes.

In conclusion, "The Next Time We Die" by Robert Moore Williams is an engaging and thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores the moral repercussions of time travel. With its well-developed characters, intricate world-building, and captivating plot, this book is a must-read for fans of the genre.

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The Next Time We Die

By ROBERT MOORE WILLIAMS

[Transcriber Note: This etext was produced from Amazing Stories February 1957. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]

[Sidenote: We journey to far places, driven on by ideals. We fight for lost causes, sacrificing our lives because the things we fight for seem worthwhile. But are we right? Are they worth being killed over? Perhaps. Then again, maybe we'll know better The Next Time We Die ]

Now in the nooning, with the sun high overhead and the shadows huddling dispiritedly at their sides, the threat that existed in this wild desert was completely invisible.

The girl, Nora Martin, said, "What I don't understand is why we were so stupid as to come here in the first place. We could have stayed on Earth and had homes and families." Becoming conscious of what she had said, she hastily corrected herself. "I mean, each of us could have had a home and a family."

Pike McLean shifted the muzzle of the Rangeley just a trifle, adjusting it so that the cross hairs in the periscope sight covered the exact spot where he expected, and hoped, the next native would appear. He tried to dig the sand out of his eyes. Since he had sand on his hands, this only got more of the gritty particles into his eyes... Continue reading book >>




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