Written by Nick Carr, performed by William Jackson Harper
All I can say is . . . awwwww. I fell in love with this young man from the opening lines. He was so sweet, so smart, so self-assured and so gauche at the same time. He reminded me of my son. I just wanted to bake him cookies and give him a hug.
Wally is a young man who moves to Savannah, Georgia with his adoptive mother, only to discover that a quantum vandal has been messing with the fabric of time, space, and whatever else. Chaos theory, string theory, who knows? I’m not a quantum genius like he is.
But instead of freaking out, he decides to rip a hole in the fabric of time/space, crawl in and fix the problem. In doing so, he discovers more about himself and who he is in the world . . . and all the other infinite worlds out there. So sad this Audible recording is only about two hours long. I was begging for more.
Wally left me with an ache in my heart than only a sequel can fill.
Pairing
Today I’m going to team up Wally Roux, Quantum Mechanic with this pair of Red Kap Men’s Zip-Front Cotton Coverall, because Wally’s so aware that any moment he might have to crawl into messy time to fix it that he wears them every day. Good on you, Wally.
And this cool transparent backpack, so next time racists want to accuse him of shoplifting they can shut the hell up.
(Please note that as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)
Comments? Questions? Leave ‘em below.
