Like scads of other bookworms, A Wrinkle in Time was one of the formative reading experiences of my young life it shaped me in a multitude of ways, one of them being kickstarting my fascination with time travel. It all started, as so many things do, with Madeleine L’Engle. Of course, I always like to read about women having any adventures, but I’m particularly interested in the challenges women face when moving into the past or future.
Follow her on Twitter travel is a pretty common genre preoccupation I think we’re all simultaneously fascinated by both the future and the past – what was it like? What will it be like? How did/will it look, sound, and smell? But if you focus solely on films and television, it can start to feel like men get all the horological fun, and what I’ve always been especially interested in is stories of female time travellers. She currently lives in Ottawa, where she caters to the whims of two demanding cats. A passionate bookworm and television junkie, Maddie loves all things literary, historical, fantasy and young adult.
She is a freelance blogger and communications specialist. Maddie has her MA in English Literature from the University of Victoria. This is a guest post from Maddie Rodriguez.
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