BOC: "No-Zilla"

[Kevin Perry]

> > name one single instance in any work of fiction where the act of
> > altering the past was handled properly.

And handled properly means..?  Is there a correct way?  Can there be a
correct way?

I can think of a couple of suggestions though:

i) Moorcock's Dancers at the End of Time (Morphail Effect)
ii) Julian May's Pliocene saga works very excellently and logically
iii) Greg Bear's Eon is OK (although the Pi-meter is very silly)
iv) Zelazny's Amber handles time travel differently (alternate universes,
which is a viable possibility based on quantum mechanics)

Kevin Perry
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