United States of Japan
In a world where Japan won World War II, a censor uncovers a dangerous truth behind a subversive video game that challenges the status quo.
10 Mind-Bending Alternate Histories
Explore ten captivating alternate history novels that reimagine pivotal moments and figures, offering unique perspectives on what might have been.
Bring the Jubilee
In a world where the South won the Civil War, a young historian embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind the Confederacy's victory a…
Farthing
In an alternate history where Britain made peace with Hitler, a Jewish couple finds themselves framed for a murder that could have dire poli…
The Oppenheimer Alternative
What if the brilliant minds behind the atomic bomb united to save the planet from environmental disaster? A thrilling alternate history that…
Dread Nation
In a world overrun by the undead, Jane McKeene, a skilled combatant from Miss Preston's School, uncovers a conspiracy that threatens her com…
The Calculating Stars
In an alternate 1952, a meteorite's impact sets off a global crisis, and a determined female mathematician and pilot, Elma York, fights agai…
The Man in the High Castle
In a chilling alternate history, America is divided between Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. Explore a world where the Allies lost World War…
The Underground Railroad
A gripping tale of a young slave's desperate bid for freedom, reimagining the Underground Railroad as a literal network of tracks and tunnel…
This list delves into the fascinating genre of alternate history, where authors reimagine historical events and figures to create compelling narratives. From Philip K. Dick's iconic 'The Man in the High Castle,' which envisions a world where the Axis powers won World War II, to Colson Whitehead's 'The Underground Railroad,' which transforms the historical escape route into a literal railroad, these books offer fresh and thought-provoking takes on history. Each selection presents a unique twist, whether it's a cyberpunk version of America in 'United States of Japan' by Peter Tieryas, a zombie-infested Civil War in 'Dread Nation' by Justina Ireland, or a magical England during the Napoleonic wars in 'Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell' by Susanna Clarke. These stories not only entertain but also provoke reflection on the consequences of historical decisions and the potential for different outcomes. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a fan of speculative fiction, this list provides a rich tapestry of alternate realities that will keep you engaged and curious.