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The Time Machine is a science fiction novella by H. G. Wells, published in 1895 and written as a frame narrative. The work is generally credited with the popularization of the concept of time travel by using a vehicle that allows an operator to travel purposely and selectively forwards or backwards in time. The Time Traveller had finally finished work on his time machine, and it rocketed him into the future. When the machine stops, in the year 802,701 AD, he finds himself in a paradisiacal world of small humanoid creatures called Eloi. ... Meanwhile, he saves one of the Eloi from drowning, and she befriends him.

A steampunk-ish time travel tale.

After a young blacksmith finds a golden stone in the forest, his whole world was tipped upside down. An old man from his town finds him, and they go on an adventure to destroy the Empire, who's at fault. They soon meet one of his childhood friends, and he joins the adventure, but soon his life goes in a direction he never even imagined.

A boy from his future comes back and gives inspiration to a boy from the 1960s. He gives him some story ideas, to not only help him start a writing career but to help the future. A Short Story

While feeling unfulfilled and stuck in a rut a man stumbles upon a time traveling device that allows him to go back in time to prevent the tragedies of an eventful gang war which killed his loved ones from occurring to right his wrongs. With unlocking his sixth sense he begins to realize he might be more important than he realizes to the timeline. Witness the journey of our main protagonist as he goes from zero to hero as he discovers the impact, he can provide by making an effort to show up, and by making the right choice before the edge of regret assimilates. This is T.E.O.R.A Gateways of Paradox.

A young man trying to solve a millenia years old mystery whilst trying to save everybody the he endears and loves. Only the solving of that mystery could potentially end his suffering.

Jack, a scientist, who wanted to prove that 'time traveling' is real, created a machine that can do just that. When he tried to use it, instead of traveling time, he traveled through space and he ended up in a familiar but different land. Due to scientific logic and space travel, as parallel universes work, he finds himself stuck in this land while his alleged double, makes his life miserable in his real home. Will he ever find a way back to his own home, back to his own dimension? And will he ever adjust to the extremes of people in his new world? This story was inspired by The Martian by Andy Weir, the Parallel Universe Theory, and Astronomy logic. This is also my first time to write a first-person book. Some things told in the story are fiction and are used to make the story more understandable.

A young man invents a time machine and travels forward through time. There he will meet new creatures, friends, enemies, and learn some lessons.

Four friends become a victim of an experiment led by mad scientists. As a result, they are now possessed with unique abilities. Together, they will venture far beyond unimaginable places as they unravel their power's full potential. Eager to find these scientists, one of the four creates a time machine. But as he goes further, mysteries come pouring down. Heavy questions. Dicombobulating clues. Big discoveries. Great sacifices. Will the four of them succeed in hunting down those scientists?

Renowned scientist Augustin Bernard invents the very first time machine. But he has some ulterior motives.