The Ghost Professor By Craig Miller

What if one moment of curiosity could fling you decades through time and change your life forever?

Gordie Kingman never expected much from his quiet upbringing in Bloomington, Minnesota. But everything changes when, as a graduate student at the prestigious National Laboratory in Los Alamos, he crosses paths with a brilliant, secretive scientist—and a device that makes time travel possible. From the streets of ancient cities to pivotal moments in American history, Gordie becomes a witness to the past, bringing each era to life through vivid detail, sharp insight, and unforgettable encounters. But adventure soon gives way to consequence. After a fulfilling turn as a beloved university professor, Gordie attempts to relive his teenage years—only to be launched forward into 2024. The future he lands in is unrecognizable, especially the world of higher education he once knew so well. What he discovers is sometimes hilarious, often sobering, and deeply human. Told with wit, satire, and a wistful eye on both the past and future, The Ghost Professor is a time-traveling odyssey that reflects on how far we’ve come—and what we may have lost along the way.