Alternate history shows/books

>>15535
turtledove?

>>15727
I love turtledove.

>>15762
read all the southern victory stuff, guns of the south, in the presence of mine enemies, and a couple other I don't remember
gonna try man with the iron heart after I finish rise and fall of the third reich

Schindler's List

>>15535
This is clearly a /lit/ topic

>>>/lit/

>>15535
I signed up for an amazon prime trial just to run through this show real quick. Turns out they only post one fucking episode at a time. Like, what the fuck year do they think it is? Who in their right mind creates an online release-only show and doesn't put it all up at once. Fuck amazon and fuck this show

>>15727
Any reccomendations to start with? Looking over seems really interesting, thanks anon.

>>15889
I thought I saw somewhere that all the eps were supposed to be up by sometime in november?

>>16147
what time period appeals to you?

>>15535
I started this book today, I'm enjoying so far.
But I can't think why the fuck the Nazis would drought the Mediterranean to build farms... this is not the original intentions of the Atlantropa.
But okay, whatever.

>>16165
Post civil war to WWII, 1920-1980, Cold war era

>>16311
try the southern victory series, it's about civil war to ww2 era

>>15535

The Years of Rice and Salt should go without saying. Dat Buddhist cosmology and all.

Fatherland

>>16441
Basically, the Nazis win the war in Europe, and so its a "cold war" between US and Nazis, while places like UK, France etc are just puppet states of Nazi germany. Its a detective book mainly though

>>15818
Yea, his whole southern victory series is what I've read by him. How few remain is my favorite tho, I like how he handled the mark twain parts. Also, are you talking about the rise and fall of the third Reich by William l shirer? That's a comfy history book.

>>16846
ye
I'm in like mid 1933 so far
shit's great

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I like Peter Tsouras's short story collections. They're written like history textbooks.

>>16882
It really is. Its one of my favorites.

>>17221
I find most alt-history books boring to read and downright bad sometimes in historical details, but the 1632 series is pretty good. Bonus points for not covering a (to me at least) overdone area like WW2.

There's also alternate history dot com for various stories about lots of potential what-ifs, though the quality varies, people cover the same few topics a lot there since the last time I checked, and most are unfinished of course. It does have one of my favorite Napoleonic victory stories however, mostly for focusing on the aftermaths of the war: http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=90610

God I wish I knew a way to only see author posts on the site though.

Theres a great set of alternate-history stories on http://alternatehistory.com/ take a look!