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Top 30 analogous words or synonyms for timeslips

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Nightside (book series) A recurring feature in the Nightside is the appearance of "timeslips", locations where the Nightside collides with another part of space and/or time, and sometimes with a completely separate, alternate timeline as well. A number of characters identified within the series are "refugees" displaced by timeslips. The appearance of timeslips is generally, though not always, unpredictable and unplanned.
V scale (model railroading) Many users of V-scale railroading run virtual railroading organizations as if it were a real world corporation, complete with timeslips and engineer applications. Examples of such are sites like the "Pacific & American Railroad" and the "North Eastern Railroad".
Timestream While not discussing the timestream "per se", scholar John Grant discusses a related topic, that of the time slip: "Generally protagonists [return] to their starting points but a frequent device is that, after repeated timeslips, the 'traveler' chooses to remain in the other period. Generally there is an emotional or psychological connection of some kind between the character and the earlier time — most often love... Unsurprisingly, timeslips are a staple of the subgenre of romance fiction called the Paranormal Romance, exemplified by Diana Gabaldson's "Outlander" (1991) and its sequels."
Red Ketchup In "Le Couteau aztèque" ("“The Aztec Knife”"), a catatonic Red Ketchup is led by his sister Sally to a South American shaman who, to shock Ketchup back to his senses, sends him back and forth through time, riding a magical jaguar. Ketchup’s timeslips has him interacting with Moses, Attila the Hun, Napoleon and the emperor Montezuma, and repeatedly upsetting the very course of history.
Anne Cluysenaar She established two literary magazines, "Scintilla" and "Sheaf", and published more than a dozen volumes of her own verse, including "A Fan of Shadows" (1967), "Nodes" (1969), "Double Helix" (1982), "Timeslips" (1997), "Batu-Angas: Envisioning Nature with Alfred Russel Wallace" (2008), "Water to Breathe" (2009), and "Touching Distances: Diary Poems" (2014). Her poems appeared in several anthologies. She was Chair of the Verbal Arts Association between 1983 and 1986, and was active in the Poetry Society.