Thread: What If the South Had Airpower?--New Historical Novel
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Old 09-02-2010, 03:10 PM   #48
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I think the story sounds interesting. I like the concept. I love history and it's interesting to think of what might have happened if one or two things had changed. Has anyone read "Fatherland" by Robert Harris? His book is based on the premise that Germany won WW2. Very good book.
I think the movie based on "Fatherland" was better. I think the book's writing just wasn't very good.

"In the presence of Mine Enemies" by Turtledove has the same premise but is better written. Or if you want to go dystopian, "The Children's War" by Stroyar is also very good. It's a little depressing, though.
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