The Time Armada by Fox B. Holden

Name: The Time Armada
Author: Fox B. Holden

In a world where time travel has been invented, humanity forms an armada to protect the timeline from rogue agents seeking to alter historical events for personal gain. The story follows a group of temporal warriors as they navigate the complexities of time travel and confront rival factions vying for control of the timestream.

By Fox B. Holden · First published 1927 · Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Political Fiction · 22 chapters · 60,233 words

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Politics and science don't mix -- except that Congressman Blair had once been a physicist. This was The Beginning -- but The End was worlds away.

_5: 20 P. M., April 17, 1958_

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Work type: Novel
Author: Fox B. Holden
Date: 1927 CE
Language: English
Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Political Fiction, Adventure, Drama
Length: 60,233 words
Structure: 22 chapters, 1,634 paragraphs
Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)

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Science Fiction — The plot revolves around time travel and the exploration of space-time mechanics, central themes in science fiction.
Fantasy — The narrative includes elements of alternate realities and the manipulation of time, which are common in fantasy literature.
Political Fiction — The story features political themes and discussions about governance, reflecting on the intersection of politics and science.
Adventure — The characters embark on a journey that involves exploration and discovery, typical of adventure narratives.