[Aquagraphite]

Im try to find a book that was using the idea of there being an infinite number of uninhabited universes/earths and being able to go to them and live there.

I think there was a company that helped in the assignment/selling of these universes/earths.

Also another aspect was that it turns out that it wasn't just humans that were doing this.

Sorry its a vague one...

Thanks in advance.

Mark

[Ropie]

Hi, when you mentioned a company selling trips to these alternate universes it immediately made me think of Philip K Dick. Can't give you a specific title, though.

[Aquagraphite]

Thats also what first sprung to mind but havent checked him out properly yet.

The only one close was The Crack in Space but it just doesn't sound right...

[Aquagraphite]

I seem to remember that there was a group of scientists (possibly three) who were working on the project who maybe accidentally worked out how to access the universes - one went off and made his own device. The main device was possibly shut down as it was difficult to control but the guy who went off to make his own made a smaller more efficient one that formed the basis for the company mentioned earlier.

[Chuffalump]

Try Asimov's short story Living Space. Exactly like your description. I have it in his collection Earth is Room Enough.

[Daviticus]

Piers Anthony maybe??

[Aquagraphite]

Try Asimov's short story Living Space. Exactly like your description. I have it in his collection Earth is Room Enough.

THATS IT! THATS IT! THATS IT!....

I thought that Nazis were in there to but didn't want to say.

Now the ultimate question is how on earth did I come across the book without reading it. Ill never know. Off to get the collection.