Time Travel: The Science and Science Fiction (The Real Unexplained! Collection) Paperback – 5 Oct. 2021

Like other reviewers have stated, this book strays far from what it’s meant to be about and, like so many of Redfern’s books, is heavy on the copy and paste from his other titles. Some of his books are excellent especially the ones about Roswell, Rendlesham Forest and the MIB, but he lets himself down on the credibility stakes by quoting the likes of David Icke and Alex Jones as sources of information or expecting anyone to take Truman Betherum’s space babe seriously. For light entertainment this Time Travel book is a good read but for more serious purposes forget it

Usually, Nick writes smaller (thinner) books, but this one I bought as a source for the info on Time Travel, fictional and non-fiction, at the layman level.... I also got more scientific books on it but this one addresses all the major things you would want to know... and it is by a different publisher than all his former ones.He lives about 20 miles from me and was very helpful in recommending a book by Mac Tonnies on Cryptoterrestrials. Nick researches far and wide and is a force to be reckoned with!One of his tour de forces was identifying the 1938 Time Traveler picture that showed a brunette with what looked like a cellphone up to her ear... turns out the trolls on the Internet played that to the hilt as proof that she was a time traveler... when in reality she had an early model of a hearing aid... Bravo NIck for outing the truth!He does a great service in recounting UFO, Hstory, and Oddities so that with today's printing press the information is not lost to the past -- many topics Nick addresses used to be available in print, usually in the 1960s-80s, but NIck has revived them in many of his easy-to-read books. And he added updates where some info 50 years ago was just speculation, Nick defines many issues for the reader.Thanks again. I often wonder what he would do with the 5G and EMF issues we are facing today... 6G is supposed to merge AI with humans... Kurzweil's Singularity. Aaargh.

Nick redfern never fails to entertain. He certainly gives a lot of food for thought and get you thinking outside of the box

Nick Redfern does it again weaving humor with horror and making it immensely fun to read. There is overlap with his other books but that is to be expected.

Although I found many subjects in this book (mainly those of a paranormal nature) interesting, it's not really about time travel. In fact, time travel is mentioned as an aside, as a possible explanation for these paranormal occurences. I'm still giving it 4 stars, as I've yet to be bored by a Nick Redfern book. Only thing about his books, though - he seems to repeat much of his material from book to book. Other than that, I find his books hard to put down once they've been picked up.

Very informative and well written. Highly recommend.