Ebook {Epub PDF} The Time Machine Did It by John Swartzwelder

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The Time Machine Did It (ISBN ) is a comical novel by American author John Swartzwelder, known for his work on popular cartoon sitcom The Simpsons. The novel stars klutzy detective Frank Burly, who gets embroiled in time travel and criminal activity during his attempts at helping his new client. The hero of The Time Machine Did It is a stupid overweight detective named Homer Simpson Frank Burly. It’s easy to confuse Homer with Frank because author John Swartzwelder wrote over 50 episodes of The Simpsons. After he left the show, Swartzwelder, a notorious recluse, started writing absurd comic novels that he has self-published to avoid having to deal with demands of publishers. I'm not really sure the time machine actually did it, but it was at least an accessory-after-the-fact. John Swartzwelder has woven a unique tale of self-deprecation, inept and corrupt cops and robbers, bar brawls, and several trips through time. Just let yourself slip into the unique Tao of Frank Torgeson, Junior's universe.