From: noone@nowhere.com   
      
   On 15/01/26 07:20, Don wrote:   
   > Titus G wrote:   
   >> Robert Woodward wrote:   
   >> snip   
   >>>   
   >>> 1) This story had time travelers who manipulated time by changing events   
   >>> in the past (and thus generate a new timeline). The story also had a   
   >>> character (non-time traveller) who remembered the erased timelines   
   >>> (IIRC, he, on occasion, couldn't find books he remembered reading   
   >>> because they had been written in the erased timeline and not the new   
   >>> one). I also remember that the last time manipulation that the time   
   >>> travelers performed in the book erased a time line where that character   
   >>> had been murdered. In the new one, he was still alive and he did   
   >>> remember being killed. BTW, sometime during the book, the time travelers   
   >>> became aware of him.   
   >>   
   >> Murder in Metachronopolis by John C. Wright?   
   >> But it was first published in 2010 (isfdb).   
   >> It is the first story in City Beyond Time sub titled TALES OF THE FALL   
   >> OF METACHRONOPOLIS.   
   >   
   > Somehow the subtitle's significance eluded me until now. No wonder the   
   > non-novel's non-sequitural narrative was incoherent.   
      
   You have lost me. I do not understand the above comment.   
      
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