Prepared to deal with the possibility of impacting the fabric of the universe… not so much. If ever there was someone who should avoid time-travel, it’s Tom Barren. Remember all those books and movies that warned the time-traveling protagonist to avoid, at all costs, being seen in the past, lest the future be irreparably altered? Well, turns out that not only should you not be seen, but you probably shouldn’t touch stuff either. Ok – that’s somewhat accurate, but not quite.Īll Our Wrong Todays takes place in an alternative present that is only a reality because a goofball hurled himself into a time machine and botched up the past. All Our Wrong Todays takes place in the present. A touch dizzying and muddied? For this reader, yes.įirst, my attempt at a synopsis. The only reason my rating hit the 3.5 mark was because I found the book to be jarring and somewhat disjointed. That in no way is meant to dissuade you from picking up this fascinating and often funny debut novel. Congratulations to Elan Mastai for keeping me on my toes.ĭon’t be confused by that 3.5 overall rating.
This whirlwind novel kept me guessing and reeling until the very last page, and the more I think about the plot, the more brilliant I believe the author to be. Before I get this review straight in my head (might take a moment or two), I need to thank Dutton for sending a copy of All Our Wrong Todays by Elan Mastai.
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