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Old 04-09-2008, 03:18 PM   #319
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If someone wants to read his work, then I would recommend that you start with "The Guns of the South", "In The Presence of Mine Enemies", or "Ruled Britannia". These are 3 well written stand-alone novels, and will give you a chance to see if you like his writing style.
Nate, to your list I would Household Gods. I've read everything Turtledove has written except short stories (for some reason I don't like to read short stories) and think Household Gods is where he made the best use of his academic background (he's a professor of ancient history). I also rather liked his Krispos series. I'm currently waiting for his new book to be released. I believe it is due this month.
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