Timestopper

by Claude Limberger

Timestopper is an adventure book taking place on another world very similar to medieval Europe. We follow Einu, a young boy in his quest to rid his world of magic and the last evil sorcerer who stands in his way. In what should be a straight forward fantasy story, this novel shockingly turns out to be a real life adventure for the author, or perhaps, it is the author who is lost in a Walter Mitty type story.

Whichever possibility is true - some startling insights into the way the universe works are revealed. The classical perception of time being an unending linear stream is challenged by the author Claude who finds it to be a rather jerky non-linear experience. When time does stop, the collective reality agreement for the entire human race can be altered. Also during the period of a time stoppage, any individual can transfer their consciousness to any other individual. Rarely is any memory of these events kept by anyone, because of what is stipulated in our current agreement.

After countless twists and turns on the other world, Claude returns to discover his reality never to be the same.

245 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1998