Alternate History

[Anthony G Williams]

The latest issue of Vector, a publication of the British Science Fiction Association, concentrates on AH, with several interesting articles about it. I have summarised the main points on my blog (see link in my sig below).

 

[Tom]

I like AH as an element of the backstory but not as the focus of the story.

 

[Kevin]

I like AH as an element of the backstory but not as the focus of the story.

Ever catch Fatherland with Rutger Hauer? I think you might like it.

 

[Kevin]

The latest issue of Vector, a publication of the British Science Fiction Association, concentrates on AH, with several interesting articles about it. I have summarised the main points on my blog (see link in my sig below).

You're free to recap the entry here as well. Remember, not everybody even have signatures visible.

 

[Anthony G Williams]

It's a rather long entry, but the blog URL for those who don't see signatures is: Science Fiction & Fantasy

 

[Webster]

Ever catch Fatherland with Rutger Hauer? I think you might like it.

The film's pretty good; it was an HBO Original Movie, IIRC......the book's not bad, either, but I liked the movie better.

 

[Kevin]

The film's pretty good; it was an HBO Original Movie, IIRC......the book's not bad, either, but I liked the movie better.

I had not known before that it was an HBO movie. One of the reasons I liked it was for the reason that Skwirl' was looking for... AH as a background to the story but not the focus of it. The actual story line is rather captivating and makes it easy to forget that it's an alternate timeline event.

 

[Kevin]

Speaking of AH... did you guys catch what Tony's first novel was?!