Many months ago, I was struck by an idea. It is one which has been percolating in my mind for some time, but never really occurred to me as a reason to write. But then, I began to get into the whole “Alternate History” sub-genre of science fiction, examining such works as The Man In […]
Relaunching an Idea: Red Sky At Night
by storiesbywilliams on September 30, 2012 in Sci-Fi, Novels and tagged Fascism, cold war, alternate history, world war II, red scare, collective security, anglo-american alliance, atomic bomb, mussolini, chiang kai-shek, league of nations, joseph stalin, leon trotsky, 13th party congress, lenin's last will and testament, vladimir lenin, arms race, sudetenland crisis, spanish civil war, neville chamberlain, mccarthyism, purges, nkvd, sino-japanese war, mao tse tung, mao zedong, nationalists, loyalists, social democratic party, kpd, the great depression, franco
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