The Timebroker
| Year of Publication |
2001
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| Publication Type |
Novel
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| Number of Pages or Episodes |
153 p.
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| Language |
English
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| Author | |
| Publisher |
Xlibris Corporation
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| City |
Bloomington, IN
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| Abstract |
Richard Stritzenberger, a researcher at the fictitious McKinley Institute in Oakland, develops the O-Transformer, a machine to add years to one’s lifespan. “Those not wealthy enough to buy time, however,” says The Midwest Book Review, “become chronogens whose O-Energy is siphoned while watching large-screen videos.”
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| Author Biography |
Nan Weizenbaum (1955—) earned a BS in biology at Chatham University. She lives in Pittsburgh.
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| Time |
1995-2043
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