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Subject: Re: timebelt story request (V10 #230)
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From: Don Woods 

The story in which a guy gets a "timebelt" from a relative (as an
inheritance, not a birthday gift) and then starts running into other
instances of himself all over the place (or rather, all over the time)
is "The Man Who Folded Himself", by David Gerrold.  I've always rather
liked the story, though I gather there are people who don't like
Gerrold's style.  I agree that the style is thin in places, but the plot
line is to time travel what "Tau Zero" is to relativistic space travel.

	-- Don.