Alternative histories (Fiction)
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Alternative histories (Fiction)
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Alternative histories (Fiction)
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Incoming Resources
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- Made to kill, Adam Christopher
- The Plot against America
- Machines like me, and people like you, Ian McEwan
- Eberhardt's ghost, Allan Clark Morgan
- What if?, the world's foremost military historians imagine what might have been : essays, by Stephen E. Ambrose [and others] ; edited by Robert Cowley
- The bullet-catcher's daughter, being volume one of the fall of the gas-lit empire, Rod Duncan
- Victory of eagles, [a novel of Temeraire], Naomi Novik
- Nick & Jake, an epistolary novel, Jonathan Richards and Tad Richards
- 1636, the devil's opera, Eric Flint, David Carrico
- Rancher ferrets on the range, Richard Bach
- In secret service, Mitch Silver
- The darkest hour, Tony Schumacher
- Dominion, C.J. Sansom
- After the end of the world, Jonathan L. Howard
- The Mongoliad, Neal Stephenson, Greg Bear, Mark Teppo, E.D. deBirmingham, Erik Bear, Joseph Brassey, Cooper Moo, Book one
- Deadly shores, Taylor Anderson
- Throne of jade, Naomi Novik
- Underground airlines, Ben H. Winters
- Camera obscura, Lavie Tidhar
- The gladiator, Harry Turtledove
- Once there was a way, Bryce Zabel
- The last full measure, Jack Campbell
- In secret service, Mitch Silver
- The Madagaskar plan, a novel, Guy Saville
- Freedom fire, Daniel JoseĢ Older
- Theater of spies, S.M. Stirling
- Designated targets, a novel of the axis of time, John Birmingham
- 1636, the Saxon uprising, Eric Flint
- 1945, Robert Conroy
- The years of rice and salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
- The mechanical, Ian Tregillis
- 1920, America's great war, Robert Conroy
- The teleportation accident, a novel, Ned Beauman
- The big switch, Harry Turtledove
- The High King of Montival, a novel of the Change, S.M. Stirling
- Bronze summer, Stephen Baxter
- 1812, the rivers of war, Eric Flint
- The Sky-Blue Wolves, S.M. Stirling
- The court of miracles, Kester Grant
- Dactyl Hill Squad, Daniel JoseĢ Older ; art by Nilah Magruder
- The crown's game, Evelyn Skye
- Hard magic, Larry Correia
- Modem times 2.0, plus "My Londons" and "Get the music right" : outspoken interview, Michael Moorcock
- The inquisitor's apprentice, Chris Moriarty ; illustrations by Mark Edward Geyer
- Grant comes east, a novel of the Civil War, Newt Gingrich, William R. Forstchen and Albert S Hanser, contributing editor
- The accident man, a novel, Tom Cain
- Farthing, Jo Walton
- The betrayal, the lost life of Jesus, Kathleen O'Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear
- Magdalen rising, the beginning, Elizabeth Cunningham
- Red inferno, 1945 : a novel, Robert Conroy
Outgoing Resources
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