Turtledove, Harry

Isaac Asimov Presents a Different Flesh

Amazon.com — Author Harry Turtledove Dewey Decimal Number 813.54 EAN 9780865531987 ISBN 0865531986 Number Of Pages 292 Publication Date 1988-04More…

Prince of the North

Amazon.com — Author Harry Turtledove Dewey Decimal Number 813.54 EAN 9780671876067 ISBN 0671876066 Number Of Pages 464 Publication Date 1994-05-01More…

Amazon.com — A stunning start to a lengthy series Good ol' Turtledove. Love him or hate him, in many ways he's responsible for the recent surge in alternate history stories. At his best he puts out books like Guns of the South, Ruled Britannia and In the ...More…

The Stolen Throne (Time of Troubles, Book 1)

Amazon.com — An Uncivil War The Stolen Throne (1995) is the first fantasy novel in the Time of Troubles series. This series is set in a world where plains dwelling nomads had long ago conquered the civilization between the two rivers. This Makuran empire is ruled by ...More…

Kaleidoscope

Amazon.com — Book is out of print, but well worth looking for. Since I had been looking for this book in used book stores for some time, then finally got it by placing an out-of-print order with amazon.com, it seemed only fair that I review it here. Like most short ...More…

The Thousand Cities (Times of Troubles , No 3) (Book III)

Amazon.com — The Videssians Between the Rivers The Thousand Cities (1997) is the third novel in The Time of Troubles series, following Hammer and Anvil. In the previous volume, the Makurans raided through the westlands with little opposition. Yet they couldn't get ...More…

The Guns of the South: A Novel of the Civil War

Amazon.com — Great History Lesson - and Great Entertainment I purchased "Guns of the South" recently while on tour at Gettysburg. I was there for almost a week, and came away fresh with information provided by the park rangers and tour guides - much of it ...More…

Noninterference

Amazon.com — gets good at the end When I read this I kind of got a Foundation meets Star Trek TNG feel, although let it be known that this book was written a couple of years before the beginning of TNG. There's lots of politics, except you never really get to see ...More…

Into the Darkness (World at War, Book 1)

Amazon.com — Amazon.com Review Harry Turtledove is known for his alternate histories; from The Guns of the South to The Great War: American Front, he's practiced at imagining the ways society would have changed if various things had been different in history. ...More…

The Two Georges

Amazon.com — Gripping detective yarn in an America which stayed British Books written by more than one author can be very good or very bad. Most novels by Harry Turtledove just have his own name on the cover, but the two collaborations to which he has contributed - ...More…

Between the Rivers

Amazon.com — Original fantasy, believable history I teach ancient history and regularly recommend this book to my students as a fun accompaniment to our course. Turtledove's usual meticulous scholarship works wonderfully in Between the Rivers where he creates a ...More…

Out of the Darkness

Amazon.com — War is over, darkness remains Harry Turtledove's magical allegory of World War Two concludes with Out of the Darkness, and much like in the real world, when the war ends, peace doesn't necessarily begin. Algarve has been crushed and occupied. King ...More…