Changing the Past: A Novel

Changing the Past: A Novel by Thomas Berger, published by Little Brown & Co in 1989, is a first edition work comprising 320 pages. This novel explores the life of a publishing editor who is presented with the opportunity to experience alternate realities, imagining what his life could have been like as a lascivious slumlord, an overworked comedian, a famous yet unhappy author, or a politician facing imminent disaster.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of identity and the choices that shape one’s existence. Through the lens of fiction, particularly within the realms of science fiction and journalism, the story invites contemplation on the various paths one might take and the consequences of those choices. This edition offers a unique perspective on the interplay between personal ambition and societal roles, engaging readers with its thought-provoking scenarios.
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A publishing editor is given the chance to see what life might have been like had he been a lascivious slumlord, an overworked comedian, a famous but miserable author, or a politician on the brink of disaster
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