American Front (The Great War, Book One)
Harry Turtledove's second multivolume saga of 20th-century "alternative history, " How Few Remain, takes place in a world in which the Confederate States win the Civil War and in 1914, allied with England and France, go to war against the United States once more. All the horrors of World War I, such as trench warfare and mustard gas, are present, only this time they're situated in a North American theater of operations where the U. S. fights enemies on both its northern and southern borders while Confederate blacks, studying up on left-wing radicals Karl Marx and Abe Lincoln, prepare for the revolution. As in Turtledove's earlier Worldwar series, the majority of attention is paid to an assortment of people at the battlefields and home fronts, their stories unfolding in gradual increments that, at least so far, only intermittently connect with each other. And there's not as much in the way of "real" historical figures popping up in this first volume of The Great War series, save for cameo appearances by U. S. president Theodore Roosevelt, Confederate president Woodrow Wilson, an aging General Custer, and a handful of others. It remains to be seen whether future entries in the series will feature such obvious candidates for inclusion as the young Ernest Hemingway, and how they'll appear in this strange new world. --Ron Hogan Author(s): Harry Turtledove. Binding Mass Market Paperback. Publisher(s): Del Rey. Label: Del Rey.
Fabricant: | Del Rey |
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Prix le plus bas (CAD): | 3,07 $ |
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Auteur : | Harry Turtledove |
Catégories de drame : | American |
Catégories de fiction : | War |
Format : | Mass Market Paperback |
Marque : | Del Rey |
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