This is another Hans Anderson original. Set to music, the artist delivers and eloborately conceived story about the world moving backwards through time. I believe that audience members open to unconventational story telling are going to enjoy this one.

This was a really interesting piece to listen to. The idea was new, the sound was original, and the voice was perfect. The reading of the story worked phenomenally with the plot and the music was a tight fit. The subject for this piece was the most interesting part, and it was so much fun to listen to because people never think of things like this normally, which makes it ideal for the radio. Going back in time seems like something everyone wishes they could do at some point in their life so why not today? It's a great piece that should be put on the air ASAP.

A cool, modern cruise over ground covered by writers from J.G. Ballard to P.K. Dick about time falling backwards -- but this time faster and funnier - a vacuum-packed can of writhing quotables - and not a bubble of dead air in sight. Good, clean, NPR-friendly, sci-fi entertainment.