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Hello Alex - A time travel short story

Annamaria Marta Furedi

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Sinopsis

Time bends. History shifts. An accidental jump in time could rewrite the fate of an empire.
 
Hello Alex is a reflective time-travel novella that intertwines historical fiction with philosophical inquiry. At its heart lies a simple yet powerful premise: what happens when a modern-day archaeology student is transported eight hundred years into the past—right before a historical catastrophe she knows all too well?
 
Set against the backdrop of the Byzantine Empire’s decline and the Fourth Crusade, the story unfolds through the perspective of Anita, a young German student. Her accidental journey through time leads her to Alexios Angelos, a prince often vilified or misunderstood in historical accounts. As she cautiously attempts to influence events without disrupting the fragile fabric of time, the narrative raises urgent questions about history, responsibility, and silence.
 
Unlock this spellbinding journey through time today!
Disponible desde: 02/08/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 63 páginas.

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