Time and Space
What happens when Time herself is stolen?
“Hands grab my shoulders, my arms, my waist. They twist my skirt up. A faint thuck-thuck sounds as my iPod touch clatters to the concrete from my shot-open hand. Shock silences my scream and freezes my arms and legs. The foreign hands drag me down the alleyway. Too late, my vocal chords vibrate, for we’re not in the alleyway anymore. We’re in a white place where the white walls hum into the space.”
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An ordinary life. A normal commuting morning. Time doesn’t see her future coming as she contemplates her 40th birthday.
“I am reading Time and Space by @ShireenJ and loving it! What a great writer!” — @Mariam_Kobras, 26 May 2013!
“A frenzied plunge into a regressive and wildly weird future, Time and Space defies genre expectations and the laws of physics with gleeful abandon. The world-building is radically imaginative, the plot functions as a dire allegorical warning, and Time is an inspiringly fearless explorer of these bizarre but recognizable timelines.” Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★
“It reminds me of the complex world-building in Margaret Atwood’s dystopias, but with a distinct technological twist.” Makeda Cummings for Readers’ Favorite, ★★★★★
“The plot is completely unpredictable. You never know what’s going to happen next, and it is this sense of mystery that keeps you on the edge of your seat” Pikasho Deka for Readers’ Favorite, ★★★★★
“Time and Space is both a thrilling time travel tale and a sharp commentary on power, gender, and history. If you enjoyed the unsettling social critique of The Handmaid’s Tale or the time-bending thrills of The Time Traveler’s Wife, then Time and Space will be right up your alley.” Literary Titan, ★★★★★
Time is turning forty, but her ordinary morning walk to work shatters when three university-aged boys from the future snatch her into a shimmering white cube. Their destination: a technologically advanced, male-dominated future where girls are tightly controlled, kept cosmetically perfect, and denied knowledge and autonomy.
When their professor discovers the abduction, he’s furious. The boys had promised never to interfere with the past again. Now he orders them to dump Time in a desolate era few dare visit, The Nasty Time. It’s 2411. The world is stripped of equality, connection, and choice. Time is abandoned and left stranded.
But someone unexpected intervenes, offering Time a sliver of hope—and knowledge she never asked for. Now, survival may depend on learning more than she ever imagined.
Smart, satirical, and deeply unsettling, Time and Space is a genre-defying journey across centuries and systems of control. Shireen Jeejeebhoy blends speculative science, biting social commentary, and sharp humour in a story that asks:
“What happens when the powerless are forced to reclaim their life—or be erased from their future?”
Time is waiting. Don’t delay!
“Jeejeebhoy crafts a powerful novel about Space, Hope, survival, and wealth that draw readers into milieus not present in other time travel stories. Under her hand, Time becomes fluid, changeable, and an observer of life’s oddities.” D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
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