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Altered Europa
Behold History the way it wasn't! Explore the age-old question, “What-if,” with 21 tales of alternate history!
What if Rome had never fallen?
What if the Soviet Union sent a man to Mars?
What if the Austrian Empire reigned supreme?
What if Ireland had fought for their independence in the 1860’s?
What if World War III had struck in the 1980’s?
These and many more scenarios are explored in Altered Europa!
Featuring stories by William Rade, Sam Kepfield, Dan Gainor, Dave D’Alessio, Bruno Lombardi, Tom Anderson, Cyrus P. Underwood, Alex Shalenko, Charles Wilcox, Tim Moshier, DJ Tyrer, Deborah L. Davitt, Mark Mellon, Ryan McCall, Mike Jansen,
Murray Braun, Sergio Palumbo, Ben Prewitt, Martin T. Ingham, & Michael McAndrews Bailey.
What if Rome had never fallen?
What if the Soviet Union sent a man to Mars?
What if the Austrian Empire reigned supreme?
What if Ireland had fought for their independence in the 1860’s?
What if World War III had struck in the 1980’s?
These and many more scenarios are explored in Altered Europa!
Featuring stories by William Rade, Sam Kepfield, Dan Gainor, Dave D’Alessio, Bruno Lombardi, Tom Anderson, Cyrus P. Underwood, Alex Shalenko, Charles Wilcox, Tim Moshier, DJ Tyrer, Deborah L. Davitt, Mark Mellon, Ryan McCall, Mike Jansen,
Murray Braun, Sergio Palumbo, Ben Prewitt, Martin T. Ingham, & Michael McAndrews Bailey.
- GenresAlternate History
358 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 2, 2017
About the author
Martin T. Ingham
28 books3 followersMartin T. Ingham is an author of Science Fiction and Fantasy stories, and is currently the Senior Editor of Martinus Publishing. Influenced by the great writers of speculative fiction, Martin utilizes his unique wit and wisdom to craft adventures with his own unique voice for a varied audience.
When he's not writing, Martin enjoys various hobbies, including numismatics, horology, and antique auto restoration. He currently resides in his hometown of Robbinston, Maine, with his family.
Martin's most popular novel series, "West of the Warlock," features the unique concept of blending Sword and Sorcery into the Wild West. The third volume in the series, "The Man Who Shot Thomas Edison," was released in 2014, with a 4th and 5th volume planned for publication soon.
(Source: Amazon)
When he's not writing, Martin enjoys various hobbies, including numismatics, horology, and antique auto restoration. He currently resides in his hometown of Robbinston, Maine, with his family.
Martin's most popular novel series, "West of the Warlock," features the unique concept of blending Sword and Sorcery into the Wild West. The third volume in the series, "The Man Who Shot Thomas Edison," was released in 2014, with a 4th and 5th volume planned for publication soon.
(Source: Amazon)
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May 25, 2017
There are a few stories in here that are interesting, but I found that most of the stories were boring and confusing.
December 8, 2017
Most of the stories were okay with a few slow ones in between.
December 9, 2017
Only fair
A few gems and the rest unsatisfying. An interesting concept which does not really work out in the execution. Just fair.
A few gems and the rest unsatisfying. An interesting concept which does not really work out in the execution. Just fair.
January 2, 2018
I like the anthology form perhaps better than the novel form. There is more diversity of thought.The stories are somewhat uneven,but that's how anthologies work.
June 12, 2017
This anthology of 'what if' short stories is intriguing, but I don't think I'll be reading this straight through. Some are clever, others are muddled.
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