Title: Flawed, but amazing
Product review: I didn't understand why there were morlocks in the alternate world, & the war segment didn't fit somehow. The detached 19th century style was a little difficult to get back into when I took a break. Regardless this is one of the most rigorously scientific science fiction books I've ever read. Also I don't remember it having any sex or language. It made me want to re-read "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking. I thought the Time Traveller was pretty aware for a Victorian. I've always been opposed to posthumous sequels, but this novel works on its own merits. If you think all good fiction is about characters read something else. In fact when characters died it made me say "I wonder how that works" instead of "oh, how sad". Still if you like science in your science fiction read this.
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