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Time and Time Again
'TIME AND TIME AGAIN, a time traveller's tales' is the sequel to 'ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD'. Ben Ward, a hard drinking - modern day - Time Traveller, traverses the ages solving riddles and putting things right. After several interventions into his own past life, and the lives of others, he thinks back to the sad fateful day when his best friend, Rory O' Shea, committed suicide on Christmas Eve, years earlier, and decides he must save him - no matter what. To bring Ben up to speed about HOW and WHY it happened, the Time Machine replays Rory's 'down on his luck, hard bitten' life for Ben like a 3D picture show, pausing in freeze frame at the moment he committed the ultimate sin against God. Then, armed with the knowledge of what he must do to save his friend, Ben shoots back through the Fourth Dimension to try and change the past, once again, only to find that several Time Guardians from the distant future are trying to eliminate him to keep history as it is.
128 pages, Paperback
First published June 18, 2014
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About the author
Michael Siddall
8 books8 followersMichael Siddall was born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England and his aspirations to become a writer began after devising the board game: 'Challenge of the Gods'.
Educated at Newfield School in Sheffield he left with exemplary grades in his final exams and went on to Granville College where he studied Art and Design, Literature and History.
Times were hard and he left to become a carpet fitter. As a child of nine, Michael contracted Rheumatic Fever, spending a whole year in the Northern General Hospital, laid flat on his back for the first six months and in a wheelchair for the following six. To occupy himself he wrote his first short stories and poems and has continued to write every day of his life since.
He was told that as a consequence of his illness he would have a weak heart and spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. Michael proved the specialists wrong. Not only did he walk again; he joined the army and became a P.T. I in the R.E.M.E., stationed at Borden in Hampshire with a heart as strong as a lion.
He holds the rank of 5th Dan Black Belt with instructor status in three different styles of martial arts - Shotokan Karate, Aikido and Korean Kempo. A writer since school, he has written eight novels and self-help book, 'Challenge of the Gods' being his first serious attempt at fantasy writing after completing a creative writing course. He still resides in Sheffield where he plays hockey at Ice Sheffield
Educated at Newfield School in Sheffield he left with exemplary grades in his final exams and went on to Granville College where he studied Art and Design, Literature and History.
Times were hard and he left to become a carpet fitter. As a child of nine, Michael contracted Rheumatic Fever, spending a whole year in the Northern General Hospital, laid flat on his back for the first six months and in a wheelchair for the following six. To occupy himself he wrote his first short stories and poems and has continued to write every day of his life since.
He was told that as a consequence of his illness he would have a weak heart and spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. Michael proved the specialists wrong. Not only did he walk again; he joined the army and became a P.T. I in the R.E.M.E., stationed at Borden in Hampshire with a heart as strong as a lion.
He holds the rank of 5th Dan Black Belt with instructor status in three different styles of martial arts - Shotokan Karate, Aikido and Korean Kempo. A writer since school, he has written eight novels and self-help book, 'Challenge of the Gods' being his first serious attempt at fantasy writing after completing a creative writing course. He still resides in Sheffield where he plays hockey at Ice Sheffield
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