10/21/2011: Book Review: The Revisionists by Thomas Mullen - BookPage
The Revisionists meanders through the interconnected lives of Zed and those around him, each one in turn struggling with the Big Questions of morality and absolutes. Of course, the reality presented within its pages is one of nuances, and is ultimately far less simple than we like to pretend, but Mullen makes no bones about that. When all the layers are peeled back, this novel is about choice and consequences, and it just so happens to involve time travel. This is an excellent, thought-provoking read that checks boxes for sci-fi lovers as well as students of humanity. - Tony Kuehn
Time travel is tricky and exciting. I think it takes a certain amount of luck to write about it successfully. Lets hope Mullen has done just that.
