Time Traveler by Doctor Ronald Mallett

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 Time Traveler: A Scientist's Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a Reality, by Doctor Ronald Mallet

Basically, Dr. Mallett shares his life story about how he became interested in time travel. The death of his father ignited his imagination and launched him on a journey to discover a way to meet him once again. I've only read about half the book, but so far it's pretty interesting. Dr. Mallett had to deal with the military, discrimination, etc. I'll give a full book review if I ever finish it!

Has anyone read the entire book?

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[QUOTE='PaulaJedi]Has anyone read the entire book?
[/QUOTE]I did, but that was years ago. I do, however, remember a few things at the end of the book. I won't tell you though, because I don't want to spoil all the fun. ?

 
[QUOTE='Classicalfan626]I did, but that was years ago. I do, however, remember a few things at the end of the book. I won't tell you though, because I don't want to spoil all the fun. ?
[/QUOTE]I still haven't finished it. SIGH.  He is a very interesting fellow, though. He pretty much seems to keep to himself, won't talk much to the public directly, but he did follow me on Twitter.  He has an enemy that attacked me once.  I will only talk about him in private because the guy is crazy enough to sue.  (I wonder if he is mentioned in the book).  I missed the chance to meet him.  He was in Tampa once. 

I should make it a point to try to finish the book now that school is starting next week.  I'll be spending a lot of time waiting in the car. 

 
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