Hypocritic Days

by David Fiore

The sci-fi shelves are bursting with obnoxious alternate realities, but what if our own world was revealed to be among the worst of them?

If you shared shiftless film critic Douglass Infantino’s caustic view of late capitalism, you'd probably take heart from the discovery—until you realized that you’d have to erase yourself from the continuity in order to put things right again. Is Douglass noble enough to make the ultimate sacrifice? Time travel giveth, and time travel fucketh things up.

Genres: Speculative Fiction, Fiction

343 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2014

Reviews

[Jared · Rating 5 out of 5]

This novel felt like one of the most real takes on how someone would interact with time travel technology. Full of flawed plans and emotion driven decisions, it made for a thought provoking read. Plus 1930's Hollywood as the story backdrop was a setting you don't often see in this sort of tale. Made for a great read.

[Daniel J. Rowe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Was so glad to finally read this book, which is a really fun time travelling period piece full of wit and great writing.

Highly recommend picking this book up and supporting an up-and-coming author.

[Richard Archambault · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although there were some quirks in the writing style that I found a little odd at first (characters who speak in a parenthesis??) by the end of the book, I found them cute, and I was disappointed that the book was already finished. I couldn't put it down, and was done in 2 days!

[Blake · Rating 1 out of 5]

I never throw books in the garbage....no wait, ok I've only thrown away 1 book.
The first 10 pages were interesting.