The Outlander Series by Diana Galbadon* 27%, 78 votes
78 votes 27%
78 votes - 27% of all votes
The Time Machine by HG Wells 20%, 59 votes
59 votes 20%
59 votes - 20% of all votes
The End of Eternity by Isaac Asimov 8%, 24 votes
24 votes 8%
24 votes - 8% of all votes
The time traders by Andre Norton* 6%, 18 votes
18 votes 6%
18 votes - 6% of all votes
Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut 4%, 11 votes
11 votes 4%
11 votes - 4% of all votes
To Sail Beyond the Sunset by Robert Heinlein* 3%, 8 votes
8 votes 3%
8 votes - 3% of all votes
To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis* 3%, 8 votes
8 votes 3%
8 votes - 3% of all votes
The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger* 2%, 7 votes
7 votes 2%
7 votes - 2% of all votes
1632 by Eric Flint* 2%, 7 votes
7 votes 2%
7 votes - 2% of all votes
Axis of Time Series by John Birmingham* 2%, 6 votes
6 votes 2%
6 votes - 2% of all votes
All You Zombies, Robert Heinlein* 2%, 6 votes
6 votes 2%
6 votes - 2% of all votes
1963 by Stephen King* 2%, 5 votes
5 votes 2%
5 votes - 2% of all votes
The "Wrinkle in Time" series by Madelene Le'Engleis* 2%, 5 votes
5 votes 2%
5 votes - 2% of all votes
Lensman series by E.E. 'Doc' Smith* 2%, 5 votes
5 votes 2%
5 votes - 2% of all votes
Time Wars series by Simon Hawke* 1%, 4 votes
4 votes 1%
4 votes - 1% of all votes
Rebel in time by Harry Harrison* 1%, 4 votes
4 votes 1%
4 votes - 1% of all votes
Saga of Pliocene Exile by Julian May* 1%, 3 votes
3 votes 1%
3 votes - 1% of all votes
Rewinder by Brett Battles* 1%, 3 votes
3 votes 1%
3 votes - 1% of all votes
Door into Summer by Heinlein* 1%, 3 votes
3 votes 1%
3 votes - 1% of all votes
Conrad Stargard series by Leo Frankowski* 1%, 3 votes
3 votes 1%
3 votes - 1% of all votes
The Chronicles of St Mary's by Jodi Taylor* 1%, 3 votes
3 votes 1%
3 votes - 1% of all votes
THE MAN WHO FOLDED HIMSELF* 1%, 2 votes
2 votes 1%
2 votes - 1% of all votes
In Times Like These series* 1%, 2 votes
2 votes 1%
2 votes - 1% of all votes
Replay by Ken Grimwood* 1%, 2 votes
2 votes 1%
2 votes - 1% of all votes
The Company series by Kage Baker* 1%, 2 votes
2 votes 1%
2 votes - 1% of all votes
"The Dancers at the end of Time" by Michael Moorcock* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Harker Investigates Mysteries by Karina McRoberts* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Doomsday Book by Connie Willis* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
To Sail Beyond the Sunset ny Robert Heinkein* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
A Long Time Until Now by Michael Z Williamson* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
The Gap Series by Stephen F Donaldson* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Primordia Series* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
The Door into Summer by Robert Heinlein* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
The Time Patrol seies, Poul Anderson* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Dinosaur Beach by Keith Laumer and Hawksbill Station by Robert Silverberg* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Reset by Brian Andrews* 0%, 1 vote
1 vote
1 vote - 0% of all votes
Why is starship troopers on a time travel poll? It has nothing to do with the subject!
Why isn’t Dr who no1?
TV show over all the years is better than books
TV time travel shows should have their own poll. Off the top my head, I remember Time Tunnel, Quantum Leap, The Voyager, to start another list.
I wish I could vote for both of these incredible series. Saga of Pliocene Exile by Julian May / The Company series by Kage Baker. Both are excellent and more people should read them.
On the other hand, I can’t see why The Lensmen and The Gap cycle are on the list. I don’t remember any real time travel in them. (Still it has been decades since I read either of them.)
I agree about Saga of Pliocene Exile, but I ended up voting for 1632 series, which is also amazing. These are the best two series on the list. Unfortunately, I doubt many who are voting in this poll have even heard of the Saga of Pliocene Exile series since it was written in the 1980’s. The follow-up series, The Galactic Milieu, was also excellent.
I agree, I don’t recall any time travel in either the Lensmen series or the Gap series (although it has been a long time since I read the latter).
What about the axis of time books set during world war 2
Why are To Sail Beyond the Sunset by/ny Robert Heinl(k)ein and (The) Door into Summer by Robert Heinlein/Heinlein listed twice?
I would like to recommend books by Douglas E. Richards, especially, A Pivot in Time and The Enigma Cube, as well as his latest book Immortality Code