Time and Again

And so then you're back to, okay, wait a minute, then are they, are they really doing this? Now, what I found interesting, I noticed something about a couple of novels, a couple of works of fiction.

One of them was published in 1970, titled Time and Again.

And, um, oh boy, the author's name [laughs] is Jack Finney.

I'm sorry.

He had written for Outer Limits, you know, or Twilight Zone even, I think.

He was friends with George Clayton Johnson, another Twilight Zone author, and Richard Matheson and Ray Bradbury and all those guys.

So he writes this novel, Time and Again, that's published in 1970, and when you read that novel and read his description of how their time travel works, you're saying, "That's the, that's the remote viewing program." How it worked-

Hmm

Finney was a successful writer with many of his works adapted into film or television.

Wikipedia says his most successful novel was Time and Again from 1970 about an ad exec recruited into a secret government time travel project.

What? Have you heard of that before? No.

Yeah, I have to admit, I don't know that book.

mean, even Five Against the House got made into a Kim Novak movie.

All of his books pretty much got adapted, but not so with this one.

But as you read bios on Finney, The Body Snatchers is treated as his second most important book after Time and Again.

Wow.