harry turtledove

IIRC The Race took millennia to advance as far as humanity does in decades (that's why they were so surprised when the invasion fleet reached Earth at the height of World War Two after they probed it in the Dark Ages). It is quite plausible that we are not advancing fast enough to get...

Hello, all. Here are two sets of flowcharts laying out Harry Turtledove's series. Unlike my other flowcharts, these charts do not simpoly concentrate on single series, but show multiple series simultaneously, since with only a few exceptions, Turtledove's series are relatively short. There...

This book was published in 2001 and I have to confess that it has been sitting at the bottom of one of my reading piles for a long time (well it's a large-format book, therefore its natural position is at the bottom for obvious stability reasons!). Following one of my sporadic attempts to...

It's been a long time since I read any of Turtledove's work and this one (along with a few others) has been sitting in my reading pile for years. A reorganisation of the large pile into several neat stacks (thereby allowing me to enjoy the illusion of progress) happened to bring this book to the...

At the suggestion of Dave, I figured I'd post this here... I happen to enjoy Harry Turtledove's writing. I have read Guns of the South, and enjoyed it. I really like the whole alternate history subgenre, mostly because it's stuff I write about a lot. To summarize without spoiling the whole...

Four weeks ago I reviewed A Rebel in Time by Harry Harrison, concerning an attempt by a racist American to travel back in time to give the plans for the Sten sub-machine gun to the Confederate side of the American Civil War in the hope of changing the outcome. The Guns of the South has the same...

This ends the Settling Accounts series, but leaves quite alot of loose threads. Any Ideas if Turtledove will write more in this universe?

I, personally, am quite a fan of the alternative history mini-genre. I was dissapointed to see that Harry Turtledove was not included in any of the forums, as he is my favorite author and one of the most acclaimed authors of alternative history. I have always considered this part of...

Anyone read his books? Has anyone read the books by Harry Turtledove? His alternate history books were very enjoyable. I've read The Guns of the South and the Worldwar series.