Nine Doors to a Time Loop
The idea of instantaneous time travel long remained a dream in myths and fairy tales—sometimes with special sails blown by equally special winds, sometimes with the magical wings of a hippogriff. However, the first clarity came in 1895, when British writer H.G. Wells published his novel The Time Machine, sending his hero into the future and coining this controversial term.
Since then, the time machine has evolved from a Victorian armchair to the legendary DeLorean, the endless TARDIS cabin, and complex genetic loops. Time travel has become a favorite theme of science fiction authors, and fans have even created their own day for such travelers: December 8th.
On the unofficial Day of Time Travelers, we're highlighting nine novels, films, and TV series on the topic:
