Turtledove, Harry: Anyone read his books?

[bmilder]

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.

 

[timdgreat]

:wave: ME ME, ive read them. i really liked thoose two, but i also liked his alternate history of the civil war and WW1, he has also written a series about Magic that is really well done, i only have one problem so far with his writting, he needs to finish theese series, i dont want to be reading them until im like 80 :rolly2:

 

[BAYLOR]

I've read Guns of the South amazing stuff and the World war II series . I loved it .

 

[chrispenycate]

The Videssos books, Darkness books, Lizard invasion durong second world war, thecase of the toxic spell dump, a different flesh, one or two civil war alternate histories, Earthgrip, Thessalonica, Noninterference, Household gods, Gerrin the Fox series - Yes, I've enjoyed Harry Turtledove.

 

[yorelm]

I've never read him, but after seeing the replies here, I think it might be just about time to give him a try.

 

[Mark Ragland]

I've read 2 or 3 of his Worldwar series, but didn't finish it. One of these days...

 

[svalbard]

I thought the Videssos books were really good.

 

[WaylanderToo]

I'll second the Videssos books - other stuff he's written is cool too but these are the ones I remember most

 

[Rodders]

I read, and thoroughly enjoyed his "in the balance" series of WWII books. It didn't go any further though.

 

[BAYLOR]

I've never read him, but after seeing the replies here, I think it might be just about time to give him a try.

He spins a good story.

 

[Alex The G and T]

He's a frequent contributor to Asimov's Magazine. (and/or Analog) I've enjoyed many of his shorts. Never picked up one of his novels.