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Date: Wed, 2-Nov-83 10:30:09 EST
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From:  AXLER.Upenn-1100@Rand-Relay (David M. Axler - MSCF Applications Mgr.)

     The story about a young man whose eccentric uncle dies, leaving him
a belt allowing time travel/alternate world visits is David Gerrold's novel
"The Man Who Folded Himself" (1973), which the Science Fiction Encyclopedia
describes as dealing "...in jerky, short-sentenced prose with a hero who
meets other versions of himself, doubled through time paradox, and makes love
to several of them [both male and female, in fact] in an orgy of reciprocal
narcissism."

Dave Axler