Try Clark Aston Smith's short story "The Letter From Mohaun Los". Is 1931 old enough?

Roots, to be clear this short story does take into account that the earth, sun, galaxy and universe all move. As the time machine travels forward in time, the earth and sun spin away. The time travelers keep going until another planet spins close by.

Several people have mentioned my favorite time travel novel, "Replay" by Ken Grimwood.

I like the S.M. Stirling's "Island In the Sea Of Time" series.

And I thought the way he tied in the "Emberverse" series to it was epic.

I had a thread going about time travel books and I don't think it exists anymore. I tried an advance search, and it just appears to be gone. Regardless, someone had recommended Replay by Ken Grimwood and I would like to thank that person. Excellent book. Couldn't put it down.

I have no idea why this isn't showing up on searches. I had to dig around to find it.

Moved from the main forum and I merged the two threads.

Wow, I couldn't find it either! Great job Matt! (I got the right, I hope)

Got the right what?

Got the right what?

Name. Trying to remember from the discussion, but I don't have time to look at the moment because i'm in the middle of baking.

Oh, yeah.

Gah! You said my True Name! Now I shall hover/float/fly to you and destroy you.

Back on topic:

I don't know if you'd call it a time travel story, but it has the same kind of thing going on like in Replay. Strange Highways by Dean Koontz. But instead of mentally going back in time nearly a lifetime, towards the end of Koontz's the antagonist is mentally going back minutes.

Was Big Time Return mentioned? Loved it.

Was Big Time Return mentioned? Loved it.

I assume you mean Bid Time Return. It has not been mentioned but you're right; it certainly does deserve to be mentioned.