In the 30th century, a supercomputer accidently transmits through time a data crystal containing the future history of the world for the next 1000 years. John Quinn, a temporal investigator ventures to 1976 to retrieve the data crystal before someone reads about future history and unravels the events to come. Assisted by the same supercomputer, Quinn has some mis-adventures in alternate timelines (an Earth where humanity destroyed itself and a USA domininated by Japanese occupation after losing World War II) before tracking the data crystal, in the shape of a match box. To add to Quinn's problems, the data crystal has transmitted the information into 100 copies of an Almanac. 

I always had a fondness for fascination for temporal/spatial adventures. I guess it's the "what if" factor. A carefully thought out and written story line that makes one ponder about how we interact and create our future by choices. Would knowing future events help or hinder our cause and what consequences would there be?

A bit of fun!
