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Roy Falk
Roy Falk
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It took forever but I think I found it.

Based on Good Reads, it is the The Tsaddik of the Seven Wonders by Isidore Haiblum.

  • I read it mid 80's. Published 1971.
  • The story is about an investigator working for a government agency regulating technology or some such. It's regulating time travel.
  • He also had an alien monkey sidekick IIRC. Something of an ace in the hole. This is Greenberg the homunculus.
  • Lots of Jewish, Yiddish phrases including Sitra Achra. It's a funny novel, filled with jokes and humor. The reviews mention it's full of kooky humor.

It took forever but I think I found it.

Based on Good Reads, it is the The Tsaddik of the Seven Wonders by Isidore Haiblum.

  • I read it mid 80's. Published 1971.
  • The story is about an investigator working for a government agency regulating technology or some such. It's regulating time travel.
  • He also had an alien monkey sidekick IIRC. Something of an ace in the hole. This is Greenberg the homunculus.
  • Lots of Jewish, Yiddish phrases including Sitra Achra. It's a funny novel, filled with jokes and humor. The reviews mention it's full of kooky humor.

It took forever but I think I found it.

Based on Good Reads, it is the The Tsaddik of the Seven Wonders by Isidore Haiblum.

  • I read it mid 80's. Published 1971.
  • The story is about an investigator working for a government agency regulating technology or some such. It's regulating time travel.
  • He also had an alien monkey sidekick IIRC. Something of an ace in the hole. This is Greenberg the homunculus.
  • Lots of Jewish, Yiddish phrases including Sitra Achra. It's a funny novel, filled with jokes and humor. The reviews mention it's full of kooky humor.
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Roy Falk
Roy Falk
  • 1.1k
  • 6
  • 18

It took forever but I think I found it.

Based on Good Reads, it is the The Tsaddik of the Seven Wonders by Isidore Haiblum.

  • I read it mid 80's. Published 1971.
  • The story is about an investigator working for a government agency regulating technology or some such. It's regulating time travel.
  • He also had an alien monkey sidekick IIRC. Something of an ace in the hole. This is Greenberg the homunculus.
  • Lots of Jewish, Yiddish phrases including Sitra Achra. It's a funny novel, filled with jokes and humor. The reviews mention it's full of kooky humor.