The latest issue of Vector, a publication of the British Science Fiction Association, concentrates on AH, with several interesting articles about it. I have summarised the main points on my blog (see link in my sig below).

I like AH as an element of the backstory but not as the focus of the story.

I like AH as an element of the backstory but not as the focus of the story.Ever catch Fatherland with Rutger Hauer? I think you might like it.

The latest issue of Vector, a publication of the British Science Fiction Association, concentrates on AH, with several interesting articles about it. I have summarised the main points on my blog (see link in my sig below).You're free to recap the entry here as well. Remember, not everybody even have signatures visible. ;)

It's a rather long entry, but the blog URL for those who don't see signatures is: http://sciencefictionfantasy.blogspot.com/

Ever catch Fatherland with Rutger Hauer? I think you might like it.


The film's pretty good; it was an HBO Original Movie, IIRC......the book's not bad, either, but I liked the movie better.

The film's pretty good; it was an HBO Original Movie, IIRC......the book's not bad, either, but I liked the movie better.I had not known before that it was an HBO movie. One of the reasons I liked it was for the reason that Skwirl' was looking for... AH as a background to the story but not the focus of it. The actual story line is rather captivating and makes it easy to forget that it's an alternate timeline event.

Speaking of AH... did you guys catch what Tony's first novel was?! ;)