Dangers of time travel

In the new novel of the modern classic, Joyce Carol Outs (repeated finalist of the Puliser Prize, laureate of the O. Henry Prize, the US National Book Prize and many other prestigious awards) with all their difficulties and vicissitudes, the phenomenon is quite everyday.
America of the near future in the image of the OUTS, akin to Gilead from the Holder"s story Margaret Etwood. The boundaries on the castle, total surveillance, any attempts of dissent are punished cruelly and immediately. To whom, if not young Adrian Strol, the daughter of a state criminal, to know this? However, youth and self -confidence lead to a tragic error. Too bold speech at the graduation ball is punishable by a link for eighty years in the past, where there are no mobile phones, computers, families, friends. Where is a growing suspicion to fear and loneliness and the timid of first love: what if Dr. Ira Wulfman is the same exile from the future?