The End of Time

About this book

In the early 1930s, science fiction began to explore profound themes of existence and time, reflecting societal anxieties of the era. "The End of Time" by Wallace West delves into a chilling phenomenon where humanity grapples with a paralysis of time-sense, leading to an eerie slow-motion existence. This novella intricately examines the implications of temporal distortion and the fragility of human perception. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of speculative fiction, this work challenges readers to contemplate the nature of reality and the consequences of losing our grasp on time. With its unique premise and thought-provoking narrative, "The End of Time" remains a significant contribution to the genre, inviting deep reflection on our relationship with time itself.

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