The Man Who Folded Himself Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This is a short, fun, easy-to-read novel, one of the all-time classic time-travel novels. It's well worth searching out. "

" One of the definitive time-travel stories. "

" I'm not sure how I feel about this book. The premise (time travel) and the story line are first-rate. Not only an interesting tale, but plenty of space is given to discussion of the philosophy and human impact of the situation. Classic SF! But there are elements of the story that either I flat out disagreed with or caused me to feel uncomfortable. Not sure I would h=want to read the book again. Hence, the 3 star rating. "

" Gives new meaning to the words "Go f*ck yourself!" umm...that being said, this book was a bit too creepy for my liking. oh wait! this book should be called the man who f*cked himself. lol. Besides that weird part of the book I managed to enjoy the rest of it. "

" In my youth, this book was a favorite. "

" the best time travel book i've ever read. "

" This is probably THE definitive book on time travel and its rules. It's also thoroughly enjoyable. "

" WTF. This started out interesting and got weird real quick. How does this book come recommended? I read this on vacation and would periodically yell out to my cousin "Oh my god! Guess what he did now!?", while shaking my head. "

" The Man Who Folded Himself is brain contortions. "

" Am amusing treatise on the consequences of time travel. Puts a new wrinkle on the idea of loving yourself. "

" Finished reading this yesterday and there were moments in the book which were sublime. I was stunned and wowed. Absolutely loved it. "

" A really odd novel about a man with a time travel belt that keeps encountering himself over and over, even establishing a sexual relationship with one version. "

" Fascinating, disturbing, and narcissistic to the extreme. Loved it. "

" Wow, surely the best time-travel novel ever written? Mind-bendingly clever. "

" Deep. You can get lost in this book and lose yourself along the way. "

" This book was an interesting take on time travel and identity. While I liked the main character, I wish the book had been longer and more detail given to Dan's adventures in different time periods. "

" a perfect story from beginning to end. The most perverse, disturbing time travel book eva! "

" I actually read only half of the book. I really wanted to like this story, but it started getting weird. About half way through it had a blasphemous statement about Jesus so I decided to stop reading it. "

" Good, if a bit bizarre. "

" This is probably THE definitive book on time travel and its rules. It's also thoroughly enjoyable. "

" A delightfully philosophical novella. Strange but wonderful. Don't be scared by the sexual undertones of the book...they are handled with grace and care. Even as brief a trip as this is, I think it holds up as one of the best time travel stories ever written. "

" Far out and thought provoking. Some elements were predictable, others completely unexpected. "

" A very interesting look at time travel from a man very much into himself. Daniel is given a timebelt by his uncle and uses it to explore both past and future. He multiplies himself many times and discovers the only person he loves is himself. "

" Fascinating novel or handbook for everything you ever wanted to know about time-travel—from paradoxes to making love with yourself to being your own father—by a Star Trek sine qua non "

" Deep. You can get lost in this book and lose yourself along the way. "

" Libro muy original sobre viajes en el tiempo. No es el típico libro, ya que este trata de las relaciones que tiene el personaje con distintas versiones de sí mismo, y de como ve a la humanidad desde su punto de vista casi de Dios. "

" Master piece, a must for any sci-fy fan "

" Fun and thought provoking read about time travel. "