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Resumen del libro

Traveling back in time, from Oxford circa 2060 into the thick of World War II, was a routine excursion for three British historians eager to study firsthand the heroism and horrors of the Dunkirk evacuation and the London Blitz. But getting marooned in war-torn 1940 England has turned Michael Davies, Merope Ward, and Polly Churchill from temporal tourists into besieged citizens struggling to survive Hitler's devastating onslaught. And now there's more to worry about than just getting back home: The impossibility of altering past events has always been a core belief of time-travel theory - but it may be tragically wrong.

When discrepancies in the historical record begin cropping up, it suggests that one or all of the future visitors have somehow changed the past - and, ultimately, the outcome of the war. Award-winning author Connie Willis returns with a stunning, enormously entertaining novel of time travel, war, and the deeds - great and small - of ordinary people who shape history.

Biografía del autor

x{0026}lt;P Constance Elaine Trimmer Willis (Estados Unidos, 1945), más conocida mundialmente como x{0026}lt;B Connie Willisx{0026}lt;/B , es una de las escritoras más famosas de la ciencia ficción y posee un currículum impresionante que incluye numerosos premios Hugo, Locus y Nebula, y nominaciones a los premios Arthur C. Clarke y World Fantasy, así como a los que otorga la British Science Fiction Association.x{0026}lt;/P x{0026}lt;P Su novela x{0026}lt;I El libro del día del Juicio Final x{0026}lt;/I recibió en 1992 la tríada Hugo-Nebula-Locus. Su producción incluye doce novelas, casi sesenta relatos cortos y cuentos, y media docena de ensayos. En Ediciones B han aparecido x{0026}lt;I El libro del día del Juicio Final x{0026}lt;/I y x{0026}lt;I Lo mejor de Connie Willis I x{0026}lt;/I y x{0026}lt;I II.x{0026}lt;/I x{0026}lt;/P