Turtledove

These are: "Counting Potsherds" by Harry Turtledove in his anthology Departures and "The Craft of War" by Lois Tilton in Alternate Generals volume 1 (edited by Turtledove).

A translation of an important Byzantine historical text, completed soon after Harry Turtledove's PhD studies.

Harry Turtledove is one of the most prominent authors in the subgenre and is sometimes called the "master of alternate history".

In virtually all Turtledove timelines, Zhukov is killed several decades before his historic death, usually either by the Nazis or by his own unforgiving boss Stalin.

References External links * main, a complete bibliography of Turtledove's work, including a list of his various series.

Sections of Harry Turtledove 's Worldwar alternate history series take place in Łódź.

Since the late 1990s, Harry Turtledove has been the most prolific practitioner of alternate history and has been given the title "Master of Alternate History" by some. citation His books include those of Timeline 191 (a.

There are authors who write in both subgenres, like Harry Turtledove in his Timeline 191 series and " The Guns of the South " novel, respectively.

This is a young-adult fiction series, so the racial slurs, profanity and sex are considerably muted compared to Turtledove's other work.

This is Turtledove's rare concession to the secret history genre, which he professes to have little interest in writing.

Turtledove has recently begun publishing historical novels under the pseudonym "H.

Turtledove mixes information gleaned from authentic German documents and intentions with another historical transplant, in this case the Iraqi insurgency of 2003 transplanted to mid-1940s Germany.