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Tom has 20 seconds to save the world - which world will he choose? Remember the future that people in the 50ies imagined we´d have? Flying cars, food pills and moon bases? Well, it happened. And it´s just as great as we hoped it would be! Tom hijacks his father´s time machine, and goes back to where it all began - the moment when the world as we know it and the world as Tom lives it, parted ways.

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So, the thing is, I come from the world we were supposed to have.

That means nothing to you, obviously, because you live here, in the crappy world we do have.

But it never should´ve turned out like this. And it´s all my fault - well, me and to a lesser extent my father.

And, yeah, I guess a little bit Penelope.

In both worlds, she´s the love of my life. But only a single version of her can exist.

I have one impossible chance to fix history´s greatest mistake and save this broken world.

Except it means saving one Penelope and losing the other forever - and I have absolutely no idea which to choose . . . Praise for All Our Wrong Todays ´A thrilling tale of time travel and alternate timelines with a refreshingly optimistic view of humanity´s future´
Andy Weir, author of international bestseller The Martian

´A novel about time travel has no right to be this engaging. A novel this engaging has no right to be this smart. And a novel this smart has no right to be this funny. Or insightful. Or immersive. Basically, this novel has no right to exist."
Jonathan Tropper, New York Times bestselling author of This Is Where I Leave You and One Last Thing Before I Go

´Elan Mastai has conjured up a witty and freewheeling time-traveling romance that packs an emotional wallop.All Our Wrong Todays is a page-turning delight´
Maria Semple, author of Today Will Be Different and Where´d You Go, Bernadette

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Sharp, funny writing in a mind-bending, time-travelling junket of a novel Daily Mail

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Elan Mastai was born in Vancouver and lives in Toronto with his wife and children. He writes movies. All Our Wrong Todays is his first novel and a BBC Radio 2 Book Club choice for 2017.

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