OT: Time for another thread on books? (Retorical)

[gregebowman]

Aris_Sung said:
I think that the novels that Harry Turtledove writes are interesting. He likes to write books on alternate history. I'm currently reading "In The Presence of Mine Enemies". And so far, it's pretty good.

Just finished reading that book about a month ago. Pretty good. I wish he'd had gone into more detail of how the Nazi's won the war, instead of just little bits of info along the way. I would recommend this book. I've read his Guns of the South, and the one about the second civil war (can't remember the title right now). I got most of the books in that series, and will probably start reading them soon.

[Randallw]

gregebowman said:

I've read his Guns of the South, and the one about the second civil war (can't remember the title right now). I got most of the books in that series, and will probably start reading them soon.

http://www.uchronia.net/bib.cgi/labe...=turtgreatw#01

as I said it does go on. 10 books so far.

Edit: oh, and an explanation of "In the presence of Mine Enemies"

http://www.uchronia.net/bib.cgi/labe...?id=turtinthep

Counterfactual history is my favourite Genre and I check Uchronia every day.

[Caduceus]

Currently reading:

Galileo's Daughter - nonfiction, historical
The history of the astronomer/mathematician and his correspondence with his daughter who was in a convent.