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Anybody like alternative history books?

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Post by The_Dude 2015-09-09, 11:42

Amazon is coming out with a tv series called The Man in the High Castle. It's a based on the best selling book that explored what life would be like in the USA if the Axis powers won the war.

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Post by Rocinante 2015-09-09, 11:51

I like the concept, but have not read any. I wouldn't mind some suggestions, as long as they are not thinly veiled anti liberal propaganda.
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Post by Rocinante 2015-09-09, 11:51

btw, Amazon is killing it with new shows right now. Have you seen Hand of God?
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Post by Other Teams Pursuing That 2015-09-09, 11:54

Amazon is making fucking shows now?!

Had no idea. Any specifically good ones you can't miss?
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Post by Giant Moose 2015-09-09, 11:55

I thought this would be about John U. Bacon's new book.

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Post by Rocinante 2015-09-09, 12:11

Bahaa, good one.
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Post by Rocinante 2015-09-09, 12:13

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Amazon is making fucking shows now?!

Had no idea. Any specifically good ones you can't miss?

I don't know about can't miss, but they've been making shows for a couple years now. If you have prime they're free, so I'd enjoy it while they are swimming in money. I'm sure they'll cut back in a few years. Hand of God is good, has Ron Pearlman, one of my all time favs and a bunch of other great actors. Check it out.
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Post by The_Dude 2015-09-09, 12:44

Rocinante wrote:I like the concept, but have not read any. I wouldn't mind some suggestions, as long as they are not thinly veiled anti liberal propaganda.


Fatherland, Axis of Time series, Stephen King has written some like 11/22/63...

Id pick a time period you are interested in and go from there. Lots of alternate books about the Civil War...one I read is called Dixie Victorious
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Post by Floyd Robertson 2016-04-09, 20:43

The_Dude wrote:Amazon is coming out with a tv series called The Man in the High Castle. It's a based on the best selling book that explored what life would be like in the USA if the Axis powers won the war.


I started watching this last night. It's pretty good. One of the ultimate "what ifs".
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Post by NigelUno 2016-04-09, 21:25

I'm shocked that The Dude would like a TV series with this premise.
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Post by Jethro Bodeen 2016-04-09, 22:36

The_Dude wrote:Amazon is coming out with a tv series called The Man in the High Castle. It's a based on the best selling book that explored what life would be like in the USA if the Axis powers won the war.


Oh, what could have been......
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