To Say Nothing of the Dog

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To Say Nothing of the Dog is a comedic science fiction time-travel novel by Connie Willis that parodies Victorian literature while exploring chaos theory, history, and romance.

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instanceOf novel
science fiction novel
author Connie Willis NERFINISHED
awardReceived Hugo Award for Best Novel NERFINISHED
awardReceivedYear 1999
basedOn Three Men in a Boat NERFINISHED
centralConcept historical continuity
temporal incongruity
centralPlotElement search for the bishop’s bird stump
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
exploresTheme chaos theory
history
romance
time travel
firstPublicationYear 1997
genre comedy
science fiction
time travel fiction
hasLiteraryStyle pastiching Victorian prose
hasMedium audiobook
ebook
print
hasTone humorous
lighthearted
language English
literaryAllusionTo Jerome K. Jerome NERFINISHED
Victorian popular fiction
mainCharacter Ned Henry NERFINISHED
Professor James Dunworthy NERFINISHED
Verity Kindle NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person
nominatedFor Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel NERFINISHED
Nebula Award for Best Novel NERFINISHED
parodies Three Men in a Boat NERFINISHED
Victorian literature
partOfSeries Oxford Time Travel series NERFINISHED
publisher Bantam Books NERFINISHED
settingPeriod 21st century
Victorian era
sharesUniverseWith Blackout/All Clear NERFINISHED
Doomsday Book NERFINISHED
subtitle or, How We Found the Bishop’s Bird Stump at Last NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult readers
title To Say Nothing of the Dog NERFINISHED

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