Journal Entry 1 by davemurray101 from Maryville, New South Wales Australia on Sunday, October 10, 2010

Some of science fiction's most visionary authors present a collection of chilling "what if" stories that offer an alternate version of actual historical events in an anthology that includes Kim Stanley Robinson's "The Lucky Strike," Greg Bear's "Through Road No Wither," and works by Gregory Benford, Susan Schwartz, Harry Turtledove, and others. 

Journal Entry 2 by davemurray101 at Valentine, New South Wales Australia on Sunday, October 10, 2010

A great mixed bag of Alternative History SF. The Standouts in this collection would be Kim Stanley Robinson's take on Hiroshima. Greg Bear's story about Nazi Europe and of course Ward Moore's classic 'Bring the Jubilee'. Some not so great, but that is to be expected in any collection of stories. 

Journal Entry 3 by davemurray101 at A fellow BookCrosser, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases on Monday, November 29, 2010

Released 1 yr ago (11/30/2010 UTC) at A fellow BookCrosser, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Posted to hyphen8 of Hawaii 

Journal Entry 4 by hyphen8 at Honolulu, Hawaii USA on Thursday, December 09, 2010

Thanks very much - I enjoy alternate history and I haven't read most of these yet! 

Journal Entry 5 by hyphen8 at Honolulu, Hawaii USA on Monday, October 24, 2011

Discovered that I have another copy of this, so I'll be looking for a new home for this one soon. 

Journal Entry 6 by hyphen8 at Ward Warehouse in Honolulu, Hawaii USA on Saturday, January 07, 2012

Released 4 mos ago (1/7/2012 UTC) at Ward Warehouse in Honolulu, Hawaii USA

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Left on one of the tables outside The Patisserie; released for Week 1 of Secretariat's 2012 Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Release Challenge ("20" or "12" on the cover) and ekorren's 52 towns challenge (Honolulu).

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