1. What facet of physics explores the intriguing concept of alternate dimensions? In layman's terms, what is the essence of the theory behind parallel timelines? Do many physicists endorse this theory?

2. Dive into the other Svetz tales, found in The Flight of the Horse. Do they resonate with shared themes? Are they captivating reads?

3. Beyond the realm of Svetz, Niven has ventured into time travel narratives that stand apart. You can discover a few in N-Space and Playgrounds of the Mind. How do these tales echo "There Is a Wolf in My Time Machine"? Do the universes of these time voyagers mirror that of Svetz? What overarching perspective does Niven seem to hold on the notion of time travel?

4. How are wolf packs typically structured in the wild? What elements of authentic wolf society does Niven weave into "There Is a Wolf in My Time Machine"?

5. Who were the Homo habilis? What was the extent of their intellect? By what means do scientists unravel the characteristics of their existence?

6. After immersing yourself in all the Svetz stories, craft one of your own. What mission would his superior assign him? What would he actually unearth? What escapade would ensue?

7. What are the ironic moments in "There Is a Wolf in My Time Machine"? How does Niven deftly weave in irony? What impact does this irony have on the unfolding narrative?