Time and Space

Name: Time and Space
Price: 6.99 EUR
Author: Shireen Jeejeebhoy
ISBN: 9780987711090

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Shireen Jeejeebhoy

Shireen Jeejeebhoy
Paru le : 03/06/2013

"I am reading Time and Space by @ShireenJ and loving it! What a great writer!" - @Mariam_Kobras, 26 May 2013-----Time is an ordinary woman turning 40... > Lire la suite

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"I am reading Time and Space by @ShireenJ and loving it! What a great writer!" - @Mariam_Kobras, 26 May 2013-----Time is an ordinary woman turning 40 whose life suddenly undergoes a dramatic change as she's walking along in broad daylight to her safe, boring job. Three boys kidnap her and whisk her to their present: a lab in the future. Their prof is not amused. The boys had promised never again to kidnap people from the past, he reminds them.
He orders them to dump her where they took the others: her future, their past. The Nasty Time, they call it. But while they leave her alone in order to prep the time travel cube, a bikini-clad girl slips in and instructs her on how to build a time machine to get back home. But it's all gibberish to Time; she doesn't want to time travel, and she doesn't want to learn .

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Date de parution : 03/06/2013
Editeur : Shireen Jeejeebhoy
ISBN : 978-0-9877110-9-0
EAN : 9780987711090
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Biographie de Shireen Jeejeebhoy

I write a mix of books: novels, biography, short nonfiction. I set my novels in Toronto, my home for most of my life, a city of contradictions and ripe with conflict possibilities. My debut book, LIFELINER, is set in Ontario, but also travels down to New York and across the pond to Sweden. My life is one big question mark, has been ever since I sustained a closed head injury (or mild traumatic brain injury or concussion, whichever moniker is fashionable) in a four-car collision.
But my writing keeps me grounded, my photography takes me to other places. I wrote about it and treatments I discovered in my revised memoir CONCUSSION IS BRAIN INJURY: TREATING THE NEURONS AND ME. When I'm not writing, reading, taking photographs, I'm hunting for good coffee and sensational chocolate.