The Map of Time

In a brilliantly conceived Victorian London, Félix J. Palma's 'The Map of Time' plunges readers into a world where science fiction collides with literary history. The narrative unfolds across three intricately woven plots, starring a skeptical H.G. Wells, who finds himself reluctantly investigating bizarre claims of time travel. Alongside real historical figures and iconic literary characters, Wells endeavors to unravel a conspiracy that threatens to erase seminal works like 'Dracula' and even his own 'The Time Machine' from existence. From the bustling, gas-lit streets of London to a future teeming with unexpected dangers, characters are forced to confront the profound implications of altering the past. Palma masterfully crafts a whimsical, adventure-filled odyssey that blurs the lines between reality and fiction, questioning the very fabric of history and the power of a writer's imagination to pull all the strings.