I recently started reading Harry Turtledove and enjoy the alternative history genre. I am looking for suggestions in this area.

 

 

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I'd say he is the Master.

 

"The Guns of the South" was fantastic.

That's on my list. Unfortunately I started with his series on WWII.

 

 

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If you like alternative history with some fantasy in it, Orson Scott Card's tales of Alvin Maker are pretty enjoyable.  

"The Guns of the South" was fantastic.

+1. His analysis of the politics involved is so good.

Ill do you one better. Go find a show called drunk history. They get comedians smashed, then they explain a historical event.

 

...or try to.

I read a book a few years ago called "What If". It is a compilation of alternative history articles written by authors such as Stephen Ambrose, John Keegan and David McCullough and others and the stories cover the time period from 700BC up to World War 2 and The Cold War.

 

Another good read is "The Moscow Option" by David Downing. It is about an alternative ending to World War 2.