the Time Traveller's adventure: Stopping in 2200 AD on his way back home, he becomes caught up in a civil war between factions of a technocratic society that was established to avert ecological catastrophe. Beyond the Time Machine by Burt Libe (2002). The first of two Time Machine sequels written by US writer Burt Libe, it continues the story of the Time Traveller: where he finally settles down, including his rescue of Weena and his subsequent family with her. Highlighted are exploits of his daughters Narra and her younger sister Belinda; coping with their 33rd-Century existence; considering their unusual past and far-Future heritage. Doing some time travelling of their own, the daughters revisit 802,701 AD, discovering that the so-called dual-specie Eloi and Morlock inhabitants actually are far more complex and complicated than their father's initial appraisal. Tangles in Time by Burt Libe (2005). The second of two Time Machine sequels written by American writer Burt Libe, it continues the story of younger daughter Belinda, now grown at age 22. Her father (the original Time Traveller) has just died from old age, and she and Weena (her mother) now must decide what to do with the rest of their lives. Weena makes a very unusual decision, leaving Belinda to search for her own place in time. Also, with further time travel, she locates her two long-lost brothers, previously thought to be dead; she also meets and rescues a young man from the far future, finding herself involved in a very confusing relationship. See also El anacronópete "The Chronic Argonauts" Time travel in fiction Soft science fiction Human extinction List of time travel science fiction The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume Two, an anthology of the greatest science fiction novels prior to 1965, as judged by the Science Fiction Writers of America 1895 in science fiction Carcinisation, the observation that a crab-like body plan has been independently evolved by many species. "Saul Gone" References External links "Selected Bibliography of Scholarship on H.G. Wells's The Time Machine" 1895 science fiction novels 1895 British novels Apocalyptic novels British novellas British novels adapted into films British science fiction novels Dying Earth (genre) Dystopian novels Evolution in popular culture Heinemann (publisher) books Novels by H. G. Wells Novels first published in serial form Novels set in Surrey Science fantasy novels Social science fiction Novels about time travel Works originally published in British magazines Works originally