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Fiction with a touch of magical realism and time-travel, blending romance with contemporary fantasy. The central theme is second chances and the pull of memory, and it speaks to adult readers who savor intimate, thought-provoking stories that blend love with wonder.

The narrative follows a man and the woman he loves as they revisit cherished moments from their life together. A quiet, time-travel mechanism guides them through pivotal memories, while the present remains unchanged, inviting reflection over reversal. The tone is intimate and lyrical, with atmospheric settings that feel cinematic.

Readers move through the journey by following the couple through each memory, discovering what mattered most and how small choices shape a life. The blend of speculative premise with human emotion offers a comforting yet melancholic exploration of love, regret, and hope.

  • Time-travel moments that revisit turning points without altering the present
  • A tender romance that probes memory, regret, and the possibility of second chances
  • Lyrical, cinematic prose that paints evocative settings and emotions
  • A story-led journey through intimate memories that invites reflection and empathy
  • Ideal for readers of time-travel fiction and literary romance seeking thoughtful, emotionally rich storytelling

Readers gain a gentle invitation to reconsider what truly matters, a sense of hope amid reflection, and a lasting impression of love's resilience.

About The Author

Matt Haig is a British novelist and journalist born on 3 July 1975 in Sheffield, England, known for writing both fiction and non-fiction for adults and children, often blending imaginative storytelling with deep emotional insight and philosophical themes. He studied English and History at the University of Hull before becoming a full-time author whose work has been translated into over fifty languages and published worldwide. Haig has written numerous bestselling novels, including The Midnight Library, How to Stop Time, The Humans, and The Life Impossible, as well as widely-read memoirs such as Reasons to Stay Alive and The Comfort Book. He is also the author of beloved children’s books like A Boy Called Christmas, which was adapted into a major feature film. His storytelling often explores themes of life, regret, identity, mental health, empathy, and the human condition, and his new novel The Midnight Train continues his signature blend of heart and imagination.

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  • ISBN: 9781837262823
  • Author: Matt Haig
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: Canongate Trade - Penguin
  • Publication Date: 26 May 2026
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Fiction with a touch of magical realism and time-travel, blending romance with contemporary fantasy. The central theme is second chances and the pull of memory, and it speaks to adult readers who savor intimate, thought-provoking stories that blend love with wonder.

The narrative follows a man and the woman he loves as they revisit cherished moments from their life together. A quiet, time-travel mechanism guides them through pivotal memories, while the present remains unchanged, inviting reflection over reversal. The tone is intimate and lyrical, with atmospheric settings that feel cinematic.

Readers move through the journey by following the couple through each memory, discovering what mattered most and how small choices shape a life. The blend of speculative premise with human emotion offers a comforting yet melancholic exploration of love, regret, and hope.

  • Time-travel moments that revisit turning points without altering the present
  • A tender romance that probes memory, regret, and the possibility of second chances
  • Lyrical, cinematic prose that paints evocative settings and emotions
  • A story-led journey through intimate memories that invites reflection and empathy
  • Ideal for readers of time-travel fiction and literary romance seeking thoughtful, emotionally rich storytelling

Readers gain a gentle invitation to reconsider what truly matters, a sense of hope amid reflection, and a lasting impression of love's resilience.

About The Author

Matt Haig is a British novelist and journalist born on 3 July 1975 in Sheffield, England, known for writing both fiction and non-fiction for adults and children, often blending imaginative storytelling with deep emotional insight and philosophical themes. He studied English and History at the University of Hull before becoming a full-time author whose work has been translated into over fifty languages and published worldwide. Haig has written numerous bestselling novels, including The Midnight Library, How to Stop Time, The Humans, and The Life Impossible, as well as widely-read memoirs such as Reasons to Stay Alive and The Comfort Book. He is also the author of beloved children’s books like A Boy Called Christmas, which was adapted into a major feature film. His storytelling often explores themes of life, regret, identity, mental health, empathy, and the human condition, and his new novel The Midnight Train continues his signature blend of heart and imagination.

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