From: schmunk@spacsun.rice.edu (Robert Schmunk)
Subject: Alternate History List (4/5) (730 lines)
Reply-To: schmunk@spacsun.rice.edu (Robert Schmunk)
Organization: Dept. of Space Physics, Rice University, Houston TX
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 06:57:59 GMT

Harrison, Harry, "The Wicked Flee", in NEW DIMENSIONS I (ed Silverberg)
   {Doubleday 71; Avon 73}, BEST SCIENCE FICTION STORIES OF THE YEAR (1971) (ed
   Del Rey) {Dutton 72}; and THE BEST OF HARRY HARRISON {Signet 76}
   A scientist flees from 2017 of a world where the death of Henry VIII and
   imprisonment of Luther aborted the Reformation. An inquisitor follows.
Heinlein, Robert A., JOB: A COMEDY OF JUSTICE {Ballantine 84}
   A man and a woman go hopping between worlds, apparently because some deity
   has it in for them.
Heinlein, Robert A., THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST {Fawcett 80}
   A mad scientist, his beautiful daughter, a clear-eyed hero and a lusty
   friend explore the 6**6**6 possible realities.
-------------------, THE CAT WHO WALKS THROUGH WALLS {Putnam 85; Berkley 86}
   S:
Hogan, James P., THE PROTEUS OPERATION {Bantam 85}
   Beleaguered Americans of the 1970s try to reverse Britain's defeat in WW2,
   unfortunately it's not their own past.
Hoyle, Trevor, SEEKING THE MYTHICAL FUTURE {Panther 77; Ace 82}
   During an attempt to travel into a potential future, a man finds himself
   retrieved from a red ocean by a slave ship traveling to New Amerika.
-------------, THROUGH THE EYE OF TIME {Panther 77; Ace 82}
   S:
-------------, THE GODS LOOK DOWN {Panther 78; Ace 82}
   S:
Jablokov, Alexander, "At the Cross-Time Jaunters' Ball", in <IAsfm> Aug 87
   and <YB5>
   A crosstime worldmaker runs for his life in one of his worlds.
Kilian, Crawford, THE FALL OF THE REPUBLIC {Ballantine 87}
   Mental Trainables of 1998 use information gained from the future of a
   similar timeline to speed up the end of an American Emergency.
----------------, ROGUE EMPEROR {Ballantine 88}
   Intemporal Agent Jerry Pierce investigates the assassination of the Roman
   emperor Domitian in another timeline by means of an antitank weapon.
----------------, THE EMPIRE OF TIME {Ballantine 87}
   Pierce tries to find out how disaster struck Earth in the future, visiting
   alternate Earths along the way.
Kube-McDowell, Michael P., ALTERNITIES {Ace 88}
   The US seeks a bolthole for its leaders in case of nuclear war.
Kurland, Michael, PERCHANCE {Signet 89}
   People can travel between parallel worlds, some of which seem to have
   fantasy elements.
Kurland, Michael, THE UNICORN GIRL {Pyramid 69}
   Crosstime junket, with a stopover in Garrett's Lord Darcy (qv) world.
Kurland, Michael, THE WHENABOUTS OF BURR {DAW 75}
   Crosstime adventure involving slightly different versions of the US
   Constitution.
Lafferty, R.A., "Entire and Perfect Chrysolite", in ORBIT 6 (ed Knight)
   {Putnam's 70; Berkley 70}, STRANGE DOINGS {Scribner's 72} and THE GOLDEN
   ROAD (ed Knight) {Simon & Schuster 74}
   A group of people from the Africa of Erastothenes' world-map goes sailing
   and lands on the Africa of our world.
Laumer, Keith, WORLDS OF THE IMPERIUM {Ace Double 62; Berkley 77; exp Tor
   83}; serial in Fantastic Stories Feb-Apr 61
   Adventures beginning in a world with an Anglo-German Imperium centered in
   London, visiting another where Germany won WW1.
-------------, BEYOND THE IMPERIUM {Pinnacle/Tor 81}
>-----------<, THE OTHER SIDE OF TIME {Berkley 65; Walker 71; Signet 72};
   serial in Fantastic Stories Apr-Jun 65
   Adventures continue to a timeline where Napoleon won a glorious victory at
   Brussels in 1814.
>-----------<, ASSIGNMENT IN NOWHERE {Berkley 68; Dobson 72}
   Adventures continue to a timeline where Richard Couer de Lion avoided battle
   at Chaluz but succumbed to French conquest in his old age.
-------------, ZONE YELLOW {Tor 90}
   S:
Leiber, Fritz, "Business of Killing", in SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES IN
   DIMENSIONS (ed Conklin) {Vanguard 53}
   A traveler finds a parallel world in which wars are treated as business
   ventures.
Leiber, Fritz, "Destiny Times Three", in Astounding Mar 45, FIVE SCIENCE
   FICTION NOVELS (ed Greenberg) {Gnome 52} and BINARY STAR #1 (ed ?) {Dell 78}
   In the future, someone gets a "probability machine" that lets them make real
   all the possible outcomes from various choices.
Leinster, Murray, "The Other World", in 6 GREAT SHORT NOVELS OF SCIENCE
   FICTION (ed Conklin) {Dell 54} and <BAW>
   Ancient Egyptian priests discovered a parallel uninhabited world and
   sustain themselves by looting ours, for merchandise and slaves.
Leinster, Murray, "Sideways in Time", in Astounding Jun 34, SIDEWAYS IN TIME
   {Shasta 50}, <WoM>, BEFORE THE GOLDEN AGE (ed Asimov) {Doubleday 74} and THE
   BEST OF MURRAY LEINSTER {Ballantine 78; Garland 83}
   On 5 Jun 1935, portions of Earth swapped places with their analogs in other
   timelines and a professor tries to take advantage of it.
MacFarlane, W., "Ravenshaw of WBY, Inc.", in Analog Mar 70 and ANALOG'S
   LIGHTER SIDE (ed Schmidt) {Davis 82; Dial 83}
--------------, "Meet a Crazy Lady Week", in Analog Aug 70
--------------, "Heart's Desire and Other Simple Wants", in Analog Apr 71
--------------, "One-Generation New World", in If Mar 71
--------------, "Country of the Mind", in Analog May 75
   A crosstime traveler hops back and forth from world to world (for no really
   coherent reason).
Mason, David, THE SHORES OF TOMORROW {Lancer 71}
   Exiles from different N Americas of 1965 meet.
Meredith, R.C., AT THE NARROW PASSAGE {Putnam's 73; Berkley 75; Playboy 79}
   An agent from Macedonian world visits timelines where Britain suppressed
   American revolutions and Albigensia survived orthodox crusaders.
--------------, NO BROTHER, NO FRIEND {Doubleday 766; Playboy 79}
   Further adventures in a world of fascist, isolationist America and another
   colonized by an England that escaped Norman conquest.
--------------, VESTIGES OF TIME {Doubleday 78; Playboy 79}
   And closing in a world of Punic victory over Rome.
Merwin, Sam, THE HOUSE OF MANY WORLDS {Doubleday 51; Galaxy SF Novel #12 52;
   Modern Literary Editions xx}; exp of "The House of Many Worlds", in
   Startling Stories Sep 51
   Time guardians intervene in affairs in divergent worlds, including one where
   Aaron Burr conquered and reshaped the USA.
Merwin, Sam, "Three Faces of Time", in Ace Double #xx {Ace 55}; exp of
   "Journey to Misenum", in Startling Stories Aug 53
   Cross and vertical time-travel adventure in a slightly different ancient
   Rome.
Moorcock, Michael, THE NOMAD OF TIME {Doubleday/SFBC xx}
>---------------<, THE WARLORD OF THE AIR {New English Library 71; Ace 71;
   rev Quartet 78; DAW 78; Granada 81}
   Oswald Bastable travels from 1902 to 1973 in a world where longtime peace
   has maintained European imperialism.
>---------------<, THE LAND LEVIATHAN {Doubleday 74; Quartet 74; DAW 76}
   Continuing to 1904 on a world where premature technological development did
   the world no good.
>---------------<, THE STEEL TSAR {DAW 82}
   Bastable ends up on a 1941 Kerenskian Russian airship fighting Japanese
   invaders and Cossacks led by a Georgian named Djugashvili.
Niven, Larry, "All the Myriad Ways", in Galaxy Oct 68, <WoM>, ALL THE MYRIAD
   WAYS {Ballantine 71}, GALAXY: THIRTY YEARS OF INNOVATIVE SCIENCE FICTION
   (eds Pohl et al) {Playboy 80}, N-SPACE {Tor 90} ++
   In a timeline where the Cuban Missile Crisis blew up, a detective
   investigates a series of suicides involving the Crosstime Corporation.
Niven, Larry, "There's a Wolf in My Time Machine", in <f&sf> Jun 71, THE
   FLIGHT OF THE HORSE {Ballantine 73}, ZOO 2000 (ed Yolen) {Seabury 73} and
   <BAW>
   A time traveler strays sideways to a timeline where the dominant inhabitants
   developed from wolves instead of hominids.
Nolan, William F., "The Worlds of Monty Wilson", in Amazing Jul 71, ALIEN
   HORIZONS {Pocket 74} and 100 GREAT SCIENCE FICTION SHORT SHORT STORIES (eds
   Asimov et al) {Doubleday 78; Avon 78}
   In 1990, a NASA employee suddenly "shifts" to a timeline where Sirhan Sirhan
   missed Robert Kennedy and Apollo 11 met disaster.
Norton, Andre, THE CROSSROADS OF TIME {Ace 56; Gregg 78}
   Caught in a fight between crosstimers, a man from our world is stranded on
   one where the Axis attacked US coasts after England's fall.
-------------, QUEST CROSSTIME {Viking 65; Ace 65}; as CROSSTIME AGENT
   {Gollancz 75}
   Further adventures in a world where Richard III won at Bosworth in 1485 and
   Cortez's death prevented the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs.
Norton, Andre, WRAITHS OF TIME {Atheneum 76; Fawcett Crest xx}
   Adventures and magic in an African empire of a world where Islam never got
   started.
Nourse, Alan E., THE UNIVERSE BETWEEN {Paperback Library 67}
   Attempts to transmit matter between planets opens a path to another
   universe, with so much damage the alternate has to destroy the transmitter.
Padgett, Lewis, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow", in Astounding Jan-Feb 47, TOMORROW
   AND TOMORROW AND THE FAIRY CHESSMEN {Gnome 51} and TOMORROW AND TOMORROW
   {Consul 51}
   S:
Padgett, Lewis, & C.L. Moore, "Beyond Heaven's Gates", in Ace Double D-69
   {Ace 54}; exp of Padgett's "The Portal in the Picture", in Startling
   Stories Sep 49
   A man and woman fall into a non-Christian parallel run by alchemic priests,
   who believe our New York is Paradise.
Peirce, Hayford, NAPOLEON DISENTIMED {Tor 87}
   Cross- and vertical time travel adventure involving an attempt to prevent
   Napoleon's European takeover.
Person, Lawrence, "Details", in <IAsfm> Apr 91
   A man tries to cope with slow but steady reality shifts.
Piper, H. Beam, "Crossroads of Destiny", in Fantastic Universe Jul 59 and THE
   WORLDS OF H. BEAM PIPER {Ace 83}
   TV execs discuss an AH TV series, and one participant is from a world where
   George Washington didn't die at Germantown.
Piper, H. Beam, LORD KALVAN OF OTHERWHEN {Ace 65; Garland 75}; as GUNPOWDER
   GOD {Sphere 1978}; rev of "Gunpowder God", in Analog Nov 64 and TIME WARS
   (eds ?), and "Down Styphon", in Analog Nov 65 and ROBERT ADAMS' BOOK OF
   SOLDIERS (eds Adams et al) {Signet 88}
   S: A Penn state trooper is transported to a N America settled by Indo-Aryans
   during the Bronze Age, where only priests of Styphon can make gunpowder.
   C: Sequels are Green & Carr's GREAT KINGS' WAR and "Siege at Tarr-Hostigos"
   and Carr & Green's "Kalvan Kingmaker".
Piper, H. Beam, PARATIME {Ace 81}
>------------<, "He Walked Around the Horses", in Astounding Apr 48, THE
   GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE FICTION (ed Amis) {Hutchinson 81; Penguin 83}, <GS10>,
   SPACE MAIL (eds Asimov et al), <AH> ++
   Germans investigate a man claiming to be a British diplomat and carrying
   documents regarding some nonexistent French emperor named Napoleon.
>------------<, "Police Operation", in Astounding Jul 48, SPACE POLICE (ed
   Norton) {Cleveland 56}, ANALOG: THE BEST OF SCIENCE FICTION (ed anon.) and
   THE BEST OF ASTOUNDING (ed Lewis) {Baronet 78}
>------------<, "Last Enemy", in Astounding Aug 50, ASTOUNDING SF ANTHOLOGY
   (ed Campbell) {Simon & Schuster 52} and <BAW>
>------------<, "Temple Trouble", in Astounding Apr 51
>------------<, "Time Crime", in Astounding Feb-Mar 55
   Tales of the Paratime Police guarding the crosstime byways. All Earths shown
   are exotic locales with no clear divergence from (or similarity to) ours.
Pohl, Frederik, THE COMING OF THE QUANTUM CATS {Bantam 86}
   In a US ruled by a militaristic regime, crosstime travel is used to steal
   better technology. Several versions of the same person get caught up.
Reed, Robert, DOWN THE BRIGHT WAY {Bantam 91}
   Infinity of alternate Earths, with alternate human races of good and evil.
Reynolds, Pamela, EARTH TIMES TWO {Lothrop, Lee & Shepherd 70}
   Crosstime adventure on a world where telepathic research replaced the
   advance of technology.
Robinett, Stephen, "Helbent 4", in Galaxy Oct 75, <76AW>, THE BEST FROM
   GALAXY VOLUME IV (ed Baen) {Award 76} and BEST SCIENCE FICTION STORIES OF
   THE YEAR (1975) (ed Del Rey) {Dutton 76}
   A "man" sent to fight aliens returns to Earth 300 years later but it isn't
   the Earth he left. The new one thinks he's the menace.
Romano, Deane, FLIGHT FROM TIME ONE {Walker 72; Fitzhenry & Whiteside 72}
   Astral projection to Muslim- and Nazi-dominated Earths.
Rucker, Rudy, THE HOLLOW EARTH: THE NARRATIVE OF MASON ALGIERS REYNOLDS OF
   VIRGINIA {Morrow 90}
   In 1836, an expedition including Edgar Allen Poe, set out for the S Pole to
   locate the entrance to the Earth's hollow interior.
Russ, Joanna, THE FEMALE MAN {Bantam 75; Gregg 77; Beacon 86}
   Interaction of a woman from a future where a plague killed all men, a 1960s
   woman from a timeline where WW2 didn't happen, and the author.
Saberhagen, Fred, A CENTURY OF PROGRESS {Tor 83}
   A man is recruited into helping a group fighting Hitler in all timelines.
Saberhagen, Fred, THE MASK OF THE SUN {Ace 79; Tor 87}
   Descendants of the Inca Empire recruit soldiers from other time periods to
   stop the Spanish conquests in yet other timelines.
Sarban, THE SOUND OF HIS HORN {Davies 52; Ballantine 60}
   A man escapes a Nazi POW camp in 1943 and falls into the future of a world
   where Germany won WW2.
Scortia, Thomas N., ARTERY OF FIRE {Doubleday 72; Popular Library 72}; exp of
   "Artery of Fire", in Original Science Fiction Stories Mar 60
   S:
Shaw, Bob, "What Time Do You Call This?", in TOMORROW LIES IN AMBUSH
   {Gollancz 73; Ace 73}
   Bank robber tries to use machine to travel between universes to escape after
   a heist.
Shippey, Tom, "Enemy Transmissions", in <HV>
   Occult use of dreams in a 3rd Reich that succeeded, some of which are of our
   timeline.
Silverberg, Robert, "A Sleep and a Forgetting", in Playboy Jul 89 and <WM2>
   Scientists somehow communicate with a palace guard in old Constantinople, a
   Mongol known in our timeline as Genghis Khan.
Silverberg, Robert, "Translation Error", in Astounding Mar 59, TRANSFORMATION
   II (ed Roselle) {Fawcett 74}, <WOM> and THE CUBE ROOT OF UNCERTAINTY
   {Macmillan 76}
   An alien returns to Earth after tampering with history in 1914, finds things
   are askew and decides that he has shifted onto a parallel by mistake.
Silverberg, Robert, "Trips", in FINAL STAGE (eds Ferman & Malzberg)
   {Charterhouse 74; Penguin 75}; exp in THE FEAST OF DIONYSIUS {Scribner's 75;
   Berkley 75}, THE BEST OF ROBERT SILVERBERG VOLUME 2 {Gregg 78} and LOST
   WORLDS, UNKNOWN HORIZONS {Thomas Nelson 78}
   A man visits a number of different San Franciscos, one in a timeline where
   Pres. Willkie maintained US neutrality in WW2.
Simak, Clifford, RING AROUND THE SUN {Musson 1953; SFBC 1953; Ace 54; World
   60; Avon 67; Four Square 67; New English Library 77)
   A whole series of parallel Earths (uninhabited) can be reached by mental
   means. Emphasis on the mutants and androids than on crosstime aspect.
Simak, Clifford, SPECIAL DELIVERANCE {Ballantine 82}
   Six people from different timelines join together on a quest.
Smith, George Henry, "Take Me to Your Leader", in MICROCOSMIC TALES (eds
   Asimov et al) {Taplinger 80; DAW 92}
   A scientist from another dimension warns narrator about Russian attack, but
   the narrator lives in a world in which the South won the Civil War.
Smith, L. Neil, THE PROBABILITY BROACH {Ballantine 80}
   In 1987, a Denver cop investigating a scientist's murder ends up in a world
   where the Whiskey Rebellion succeeded and US Constitution was revoked.
--------------, "The Spirit of Exmas Sideways", in <Alt>
   In 1988, Detective Bear investigates another murder involving the crosstime
   machine.
--------------, THE NAGASAKI VECTOR {Ballantine 83}
   In 1993, ...
--------------, THE VENUS BELT {Ballantine 81}
   In 1999, with friends and relatives mysteriously disappearing, Bear is off
   to the asteroid belt to investigate a crosstime Hamiltonian plot.
--------------, THE GALLATIN DIVERGENCE {Ballantine 85}
   In 2119, ...
Stapledon, Olaf, "East is West", in FAR FUTURE CALLING {Oswald Train 79}
   An Englishman temporarily trades places with his counterpart in a world
   where England prepares to challenge Japanese world domination.
Stasheff, Christopher, HER MAJESTY'S WIZARD {Ballantine 86}
   A grad student finds a manuscript which sends him to an another Earth where
   magic works and northern Europe and most of Britain are covered with ice.
Stephenson, Andrew M., THE WALL OF YEARS {Futura 79; rev Dell 80}
   Crosstime and time-travel intrigue centered on attempts to alter Alfred's
   dealing with the Danes.
Sterling, Bruce, & Lewis Shiner, "Mozart in Mirrorshades", in Omni Sep 85,
   MIRRORSHADES {Arbor House 86; Ace 88} and THE SEVENTH OMNI BOOK OF SCIENCE
   FICTION (ed Datlow)
   Europe and America of 1775 are exploited by the future of another timeline
   hungry for oil, but resistance forms.
Thompson, Don, "Worlds Enough", in <BT>
   Stealing a timeline jumper in an accident, a man looks around for a device,
   yet undiscovered in his home timeline, that will make him rich.
Turtledove, Harry, "The Pugnacious Peacemaker", in Tor SF Double #20 {Tor 90}
   C: Sequel to de Camp's "The Wheels of If".
   S: The former New York DA and New Belfast bishop, now a judge, is sent to S
   America to adjudicate a complex religio-political dispute.
Waldrop, Howard, THEM BONES {Ace 84; Ziesing 89}
   Time travelers trying to avert WW3 end up in wrong locales: one in right
   time, wrong timeline; the rest vice versa.
Watt-Evans, Lawrence, "New Worlds", in <IAsfm> Dec 91
   Crosstime traveler offers to sell the secret to parallel worlds, and finds
   one with faster-than-light travel. Both sides fear the other.
Watt-Evans, Lawrence, "Storm Trooper", in <IAsfm> Jan 92
   Reality storms occasionally swap pieces of Earth with pieces of alternates,
   and New York sets up a Discontinuity Control Squad.
Watt-Evans, Lawrence, "Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers", in <IAsfm>
   xxx xx and THE NEW HUGO WINNERS, VOLUME II (ed Asimov)
   S: A West Virginia teen-ager gets a job working the graveyard shift at a
   burger joint, and discovers just how varied the clientele really is.
   C: Sequel "A Flying Saucer with Minnesota Plates" mentions parallel worlds
   but isn't AH.
Weissman, Barry Alan, "Past Touch-the-Sky Mountain", in If May 68
   A merchant from Chinese America, discovered by Marco Polo, gets into
   crosstime trouble.
White, Ted, THE JEWELS OF ELSEWHEN {Belmont 67; rev Donning xx}
   S:
Wilson, Robert Charles, GYPSIES {Doubleday 89}
   S:
Womack, Jack, TERRAPLANE {Tor 90}
   S: Fleeing an ultra-violent future Moscow, corporate agents end up in 1939
   New York of a world in which Lincoln was assassinated in 1861.
   C: Non-AH entries in series are AMBIENT, HEATHERN and ELVISEY.
Wyndham, John, "Random Quest", in CONSIDER HER WAYS & OTHERS {M. Joseph 61;
   Penguin 65}, THE INFINITE MOMENT {Ballantine 61}, AS TOMORROW BECOMES TODAY
   (ed Sullivan) {Prentice-Hall 74} ++
   In a world where the League of Nations prevented WW2, a man searches for the
   analog of a woman with whom he fell in love in a parallel world.
Yulsman, Jerry, ELLEANDER MORNING {St. Martin's/Marek 84}
   A misplaced copy of Time-Life's HISTORY OF WW2 shows a woman what would have
   happened if her grandmother hadn't assassinated Hitler.
Zebrowski, George, "The Cliometricon", in Amazing May 75, <BT> and THE
   MONADIC UNIVERSE {Ace 77}
   A machine lets historians study AHs, with looks at D-Day and Thermopylae.
-----------------, "The Number of the Sand", in Amazing Aug 91 and <WM3>
   A cliometrician examines the possible lives of Hannibal and their effect on
   the 2nd Punic War.
-----------------, "Let Time Shape", in Amazing Mar 92 and <WM4>
   Examines the possibilities of Columbus finding the Americas populated by the
   techonologically sophisticated descendants of refugees from Carthage.
Zebrowski, George, STRANGER SUNS {Bantam 91}; rev of "Stranger Suns", serial
   in Amazing Jan and Mar 91
   An alien ship found in Antarctica includes portals to alternate Earths, but
   those who explore them can never return to their home lines.


Changing the Past:

Anderson, Kevin J., & Doug Beason, THE TRINITY PARADOX {Bantam 91}
   An accident propels an anti-nuclear activist back to 1943 Los Alamos and she
   sets out to prevent the Trinity test.
Anderson, Poul, "Delenda Est", in <f&sf> Dec 55, GUARDIANS OF TIME
   {Ballantine 60; exp Pinnacle 81}, <WoM>, <AH>, <GS17>, THE TIME PATROL {Tor
   91} ++
   Celts are driving steamcars in 1955 "New York" and it's up to Time Patrolman
   Everard to go back to the 2nd Punic War and set things right.
--------------, THE SHIELD OF TIME {Tor 90}
   S: Manse Everard and Wanda Tamberley patch history up at Bactra (209 BC) and
   Rignano (1137).
   C: Non-AH entries in series are "Time Patrol", "Brave to be a King", "The
   Only Game in Town", "Gibraltar Falls", "Ivory, and Apes, and Peacocks", "The
   Sorrow of Odin the Goth", "Star of the Sea" and "The Year of the Ransom".
   All may be found in THE TIME PATROL {Tor 91} and elsewhere.
Asimov, Isaac, THE END OF ETERNITY; rev of "The End of Eternity", in THE
   ALTERNATE ASIMOVS {Doubleday 86; NAL/Roc xx}
   A time engineer falls in love with a woman who will, because of a
   forthcoming history remake, never have existed.
Asimov, Isaac, "Fair Exchange?", in Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine Fall 78,
   THREE SCIENCE FICTION TALES {Targ 81} and THE WINDS OF CHANGE AND OTHER
   STORIES {Doubleday 83}
   An time travel attempt to obtain a Gilbert & Sullivan score goes awry.
Bear, Greg, "Through Road No Whither", in <HV> and THERE WILL BE WAR 8:
   ARMAGEDDON (eds Pournelle & Carr)
   Nazi officers in a world where Germany won WW2 insult a gypsy woman when
   asking for directions, and she arranges for Germany's retroactive defeat.
Benford, Greg, TIMESCAPE {Pocket 81; Bantam 92}; rev of "3:02 P.M., Oxford",
   in If Sep 70, and "Cambridge, 1:58 A.M.", in EPOCH (eds Silverberg & Elwood)
   {Berkley/Putnam's 75; Berkley 77}
   A UC prof in 1962 worries about tachyon interference in an experiment as he
   tries to gain tenure. Mentions the Kennedy wiretapping scandal.
Bertin, Eddy C., "Timestorm", in <72AW>; orig "Tijdstorm"
   A man caught in timestorm discovers humanoid aliens tinkering with the human
   past, encouraging the spread of war.
Bester, Alfred, "The Men Who Murdered Mohammed", in <f&sf> Oct 58, THE DARK
   SIDE OF THE EARTH {Signet 64}, COSMIC LAUGHTER (ed Haldeman) {Holt, Rinehart
   & Winston 74}, THE ARBOR HOUSE TREASURY OF SCIENCE FICTION MASTERPIECES (eds
   Silverberg & Greenberg) {Arbor House 83}, THE WORLD TREASURY OF SCIENCE
   FICTION (ed Hartwell) {Little, Brown 89} ++
   Due to his wife's infidelity, a Mad Scientist repeatedly goes back in time
   to prevent her existence but can only affect his "personal" timeline.
Boyd, John, THE LAST STARSHIP FROM EARTH {Berkley 69; Penguin 78}
   On an Earth where Judas Iscariot never existed and Jesus lived to 70, a
   Mathematician is tried for miscegenation for sleeping with a Poet.
Bradbury, Ray, "A Sound of Thunder", in GOLDEN APPLES OF THE SUN {Doubleday
   53}, R IS FOR ROCKET {Doubleday 62; Bantam 65}, THE STORIES OF RAY BRADBURY
   {Knopf 80}, CAUGHT IN THE ORGAN DRAFT (eds Asimov et al) {Farrar, Straus &
   Giroux 83}, <GS14> ++
   S: Accidentally stepping on a butterfly while on a T. rex hunt has its
   repercussions.
   C:  A classic about the effect of a minor change on history, but not really
   AH since the only result shown is futureward of the writing.
Bretnor, Reginald, "Old Uncle Tom Cobleigh and All", in <f&sf> Oct 73
   S:
Brunner, John, TIMES WITHOUT NUMBER {Ace 69; Ballantine 83}; exp of "Times
   Without Number", in Ace Double #xx {Ace 62}; rev of stories in Science
   Fiction Adventures Mar 62, Jun 62 and Jul 62
   In 1988, 400 years after the Armada conquered England, a plot is afoot to
   destroy the Spanish empire via time-travel.
Busby, F.M., "Play It Again, Sam", in CLARION III (ed Wilson) {Signet 73}
-----------, "Balancing Act", in <IAsfm> 16 Feb 81
-----------, "Wrong Number", in <IAsfm> 21 Dec 81
   S:
Chandler, A. Bertram, KELLY COUNTRY {DAW 85}
   A mental time traveler causes Ned Kelly to escape police capture in 1880 and
   eventually become president of an Irish-dominated Australia.
Cook, Glen, A MATTER OF TIME {Ace 85}
   A detective tries to solve the mystery of the still-warm corpse of a man
   dead 50 years while temporal agents try to preserve their present.
Costello, Matthew J., TIME OF THE FOX {NAL/Roc 90}
   A mental time traveler studying what made the Beatles so great is
   sidetracked into "change war" action involving Rommel's Afrika Korps.
--------------------, HOUR OF THE SCORPION {NAL/Roc 91}
   Our hero becomes a US infantry lieutenant as the time war shifts focus to
   the Tet offensive and the attack on the US embassy in Saigon.
--------------------, DAY OF THE SNAKE {NAL/Roc 92}
   More time-war action, involving Pearl Harbor.
Crowley, John, "Great Work of Time", in NOVELTY and <YB7>
   S:
de Camp, L. Sprague, "Aristotle and the Gun", in Astounding Feb 58, GUN FOR
   DINOSAUR AND OTHER IMAGINATIVE TALES {Doubleday 63}, <BAW>, MODERN CLASSICS
   OF SCIENCE FICTION (ed Dozois) {St. Martin's 92} ++
   Trying to teach Aristotle the scientific method, a time traveler instead
   overawes and sours him on scientific research.
de Camp, L. Sprague, LEST DARKNESS FALL {Ballantine 49; Pyramid 63;
   Ballantine 74; Ballantine 83}; exp of "Lest Darkness Fall", in Unknown Dec
   39
   Transported to Rome in the time of Justinian, a man decides to start up a
   few modern industries and avert the Dark Ages.
Dick, Philip K., "Jon's World", in TIME TO COME (ed Derleth) {Tower 65;
   Farrar, Straus & Young xx} and THE COLLECTED STORIES OF PHILIP K. DICK,
   VOLUME TWO
   While Jon hallucinates a world of peace, his father goes back in time to
   learn the secret of machine intelligence.
Edmondson, G.C., TO SAIL THE CENTURY SEA {Ace 81}
   S: The US gov't, during Nixon's 4th term, sends a team back to alter the
   Council of Nicaea in 325 and the future course of East-West relations.
   C: Non-AH predecessor is THE SHIP THAT SAILED THE TIME STREAM.
Effinger, George Alec, "Everything but Honor", in <WM1>
   An African-American physicist decides to use his time machine to alter a
   Civil War different from the one we remember.
Eklund, Gordon, ALL TIMES POSSIBLE {DAW 74}
   A man from a timeline where the US went fascist after FDR's murder sets out
   to change the past and becomes dictator of Red America.
Eklund, Gordon, SERVING IN TIME {Harlequin 75}
   A man from 2169 joins the Time Service and finds out that part of the job
   involves re-writing history; e.g., Washington's defeat on Long Island.
Flynn, Michael F., "On the Wings of a Butterfly", in Analog Mar 89
   A member of the Shining Path goes back to encourage Pizarro's 2nd expedition
   so that it arrives at Cuzco before the Inca Civil War started.
Frankowski, Leo, THE CROSS-TIME ENGINEER {Ballantine 86}
---------------, THE HIGH-TECH KNIGHT {Ballantine 89}
---------------, THE RADIANT WARRIOR {Ballantine 89}
---------------, THE FLYING WARLORD {Ballantine 89}
---------------, LORD CONRAD'S LADY {Ballantine 90}
   An engineer accidentally transported back to medieval Poland decides to
   defeat the coming Mongol invasion.
Gat, Dmitri, "U-Genie SX-1--Human Entrepeneur: Naturally Rapacious Yankee",
   in <BT>
   Time-traveling merchants ruin their present by arranging for the existence
   of Henry Ford.
Gerrold, David, THE MAN WHO FOLDED HIMSELF {Random House 73; Faber 73;
   Popular Library 74; Aeonian 76; Bantam 91}
   S:
Goldstone, Cynthia, & Avram Davidson, "Pebble in Time", in <f&sf> Aug 70 and
   LAUGHING SPACE (ed Asimov & Jeppson) {Houghton Mifflin 82}
   A time traveler accidentally diverts Brigham Young and the Mormons from the
   Great Salt Lake to San Francisco Bay.
Grimwood, Ken, REPLAY {Arbor House 86; Thorndike 86}
   At death's edge, a man has a chance to relive and change his life, again and
   again and again.
Haldeman, Joe, "No Future in It", in Omni Apr 79, THE BEST OF OMNI SCIENCE
   FICTION (ed Bova) {Omni 80} and DEALING IN FUTURES {Viking 85}
   In a bar discussion, a man claims to have traveled back in time and invested
   in all the right scientific inventions, but it didn't work.
Harness, Charles L., LURID DREAMS {Avon 90}
   Via astral travel, a 21st-century man searches for when/where Edgar Allen
   Poe's life turned to literature. With glimpses of an alternate Gettysburg.
Harness, Charles L., "O Lyric Love", in Amazing May 85
   S:
Harris, Raymond, THE SCHIZOGENIC MAN {Ace 90}
   Through cyber-simulation a man visits Cleopatra's Egypt and tries to save
   the life of her son Kaisarion. He awakes in a slightly altered present.
Harrison, Harry, A REBEL IN TIME {Tor 83}
   A racist army officer goes back in time to help the South win the Civil War;
   a black soldier follows in order to defeat him.
Hoffman, Nina Kiriki, "Visitors", in Weird Tales Winter 91/92
   A woman is visited by her future self, telling her to commit suicide because
   everything gets worse, but she has been visited before.
Hull, E. M., "The Flight that Failed", in SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES IN
   DIMENSIONS (ed Conklin) {Vanguard 53} and ADVENTURES IN DIMENSION (ed
   Conklin) {Grayson 55}
   A man from a future in which Germany won WW2 comes back onto a flight that
   had been shot down to save it and change his past so that Germany lost.
Jakes, John, BLACK IN TIME {Paperback Library 70}
   S:
Knight, Damon, "What Rough Beast", in <f&sf> Feb 59, BEST FROM FANTASY AND
   SCIENCE FICTION: 9 (ed Mills) {Doubleday 60} (aka FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON AND
   OTHER STORIES) and OFF CENTER {Gollancz 69; Award/Tandem xx}
   A man from Novo Russie has the mental power to fix things by altering the
   events that caused them.
Kress, Nancy, "And Wild for to Hold", in <IAsfm> Jul 91 and <WM3)
   22nd-century people trying to prevent past mass bloodshed kidnap four
   historical figures, one of whom is an angry Anne Boleyn.
Lafferty, R.A., "Rainbird", in Galaxy Dec 61, STRANGE DOINGS {Scribner's 72},
   AGAINST TOMORROW (ed Hoskins) {Fawcett 79}, <GS23> ++
   An 18th-century inventor grows old, then uses a time machine to go back to
   give himself advice. His younger self repeats the process, etc.
Lafferty, R.A., "Thus We Frustrate Charlemagne", in Galaxy Feb 67, WORLD'S
   BEST SCIENCE FICTION: 68 (eds Wollheim & Carr) {Ace 68}, NINE HUNDRED
   GRANDMOTHERS {Ace 70}, AS TOMORROW BECOMES TODAY (ed Sullivan) {Prentice-
   Hall 74} ++
   Future scientists experiment with the battle at Roncesvalles, altering their
   past without realizing it.
Le Guin, Ursula K., THE LATHE OF HEAVEN {Scribner's 71; R. Bentley 82}
   A man's dreams have the power to rewrite history, and a psychiatrist takes
   advantage of it.
Leiber, Fritz, THE BIG TIME {Ace 61; Gregg 76; Collier/Macmillan 91}; serial
   in Galaxy Mar-Apr 58
   At a Snake enclave somewhere outside space and time, a soldier preaches
   ChangePeace as the enclave maintainer disappears.
-------------, "No Great Magic", in Galaxy Dec 63, THE SECRET SONGS {Rupert
   Hart-Davis 68}, THE CHANGE WAR {Gregg 78}, THE GREAT SCIENCE FICTION SERIES
   (eds Pohl et al) {Harper & Row 80} and CHANGEWAR {Ace 83}
   The Snake vs. Spider battlefield moves to an anachronistic performance of
   MacBeth before Elizabeth I.
-------------, "Catch that Zeppelin!", in <f&sf> Mar 75; <76AW>; THE WORLDS
   OF FRITZ LEIBER {Ace 76; Gregg 79}; NEBULA AWARDS 11 (ed Le Guin) {Harper &
   Row 77; Bantam 78}; THE HUGO WINNERS, VOLUME FOUR (ed Asimov) {Doubleday
   85}; THE BEST OF THE NEBULAS (ed Bova) {Tor 89} ++
   S: After dining with his son at the Empire State Building, zeppelin designer
   Adolf Hitler is caught in a whirl of parallel selves.
   C: Non-AH entries in series include THE CHANGE WAR and "Try and Change the
   Past" (Astounding Mar 58 and THE BEST OF FRITZ LEIBER).
Leinster, Murray, TIME TUNNEL {Pyramid 64}
   S:
Lem, Stanislaw, "The Eighteenth Voyage", in MEMOIRS OF A SPACE TRAVELER {HBJ
   82}
   Scientist sends a specially tailored particle of matter back to cause the
   Big Bang. Someone else tampers with the particle and odd changes occur.
Locke, Robert Donald, "Demotion", in Astounding Sep 52 and PRIZE SCIENCE
   FICTION (ed Wollheim) {McBride 53} (aka PRIZE STORIES OF SPACE AND TIME)
   S: 
Longyear, Barry, "Collector's Item", in Analog 27 Apr 81 and IT CAME FROM
   SCHENECTADY
   A man finds a silver 1978 quarter and essays by his father's students about
   visits by a mysterious friend urging them to higher goals.
Malzberg, Barry N., CHORALE {Doubleday 78}
   S:
Meredith, Richard C., RUN, COME SEE JERUSALEM! {Ballantine 76}
   A time-hopper recuperates in Chicago of Oct 1871 after fleeing an American
   religious dictatorship in a history where Germany nuked Chicago.
Miller, Mark R., "Split End", in Analog Nov 91
   A scientist discovers that time travelers cause the formation of impermanent
   alternate "virtual" timelines when they make changes in history.
Mitchell, Kirk, NEVER THE TWAIN {Ace 87}
   A Bret Harte descendant attempts to make his ancestor the literary giant of
   1900 by arranging for Mark Twain's success in the gold fields.
Montana, Ron, THE SIGN OF THE THUNDERBIRD {Manor 77}
   Soldiers from post-nuclear war USA are thrown back to 1860, where they help
   create an AmerInd nation and a Free State of New Mexico.
Moore, Ward, BRING THE JUBILEE {Farrar, Straus & Young 53; Ballantine 53;
   Avon 72}; exp of "Bring the Jubilee", in <f&sf> Nov 52 and <FCW>
   An historian from a fifth-rate 1952 US, overshadowed by the CSA and Germanic
   Union, travels back to Gettysburg, 1 Jul 1863.
Moran, Daniel Keys, THE ARMAGEDDON BLUES {Bantam 88}
   In 1968, a woman from 2731 meets an immortal born in 1712, and they set out
   to prevent the nuclear war of 2007.
Nelson, Ray, BLAKE'S PROGRESS {Laser 75}
   William Blake, his wife and others travel through time changing how things
   turn out. In one instance, the Romans never defeat the Egyptians.
Niven, Larry, "Bird in the Hand", in <f&sf> Oct 70, WORLD'S BEST SCIENCE
   FICTION: 71 (eds Wollheim & Carr) {Ace 71} and THE FLIGHT OF THE HORSE
   {Ballantine 73}
   Time-traveling souvenir hunters destroy Henry Ford's first auto.
Niven, Larry, "Death in a Cage", in THE FLIGHT OF THE HORSE {Ballantine 73}
   Post-holocaust time-traveler creates our timeline by preventing a blow-up
   resulting from the Cuban missile crisis.
Niven, Larry, "The Return of William Proxmire", in <WM1> and N-SPACE {Tor
   90}
   Sen. Proxmire tries to destroy NASA by preventing Robert Heinlein from
   becoming an SF writer.
Nurse, Patricia, "One Rejection Too Many", <IAsfm> Jul-Aug 78
   A woman submitting SF stories written by a time-traveler to <IAsfm> gets
   upset with their continual rejection and decides to make some changes.
Pohl, Frederick, "The Deadly Mission of Phineas Snodgrass", in Galaxy Jun 62,
   DAY MILLION {Ballantine 70}, 100 GREAT SCIENCE FICTION SHORT SHORT STORIES
   (eds Asimov et al) {Doubleday 78; Avon 78} ++
   S: A man travels back to 1 AD Rome and teaches modern medicine, causing a
   population explosion.
   C: Satire of de Camp's LEST DARKNESS FALL.
Pohl, Frederick, "Let the Ants Try", in Planet Stories Winter 49, ALTERNATING
   CURRENTS {Ballantine 56} and BEYOND THE END OF TIME {Doubleday 52;
   PermaBooks 52}
   Following a nuclear war, a scientist carries some mutated ants 40 Myr into
   the past and returns to find his present irrevocably altered.
Pohl, Frederick, "Target One", in Galaxy Apr 55 and ALTERNATING CURRENTS
   {Ballantine 56}
   Victims of a nuclear war decide to go back in time and kill Einstein.
Randle, Kevin, & Robert Cornett, REMEMBER THE ALAMO!
-------------------------------, REMEMBER GETTYSBURG
-------------------------------, REMEMBER THE LITTLE BIG HORN
   S:
Reynolds, Mack, & Dean Ing, THE OTHER TIME {Simon & Schuster 84; Baen 84}
   An archaeologist is displaced in time and has a chance to witness the
   Spanish conquest of Mexico. He wonders if he can change history.
Richards, John Thomas, "Minor Alteration", in <f&sf> Dec 65
   S:
Ryan, J.B., "The Mosaic", in Astounding Jul 40
   A time-traveler from Arabic America alters the outcome at Tours.
Schachner, Nat, "Ancestral Voices", in Astounding Dec 33
   S:
Scholz, Carter, "The Ninth Symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven and Other Lost
   Songs", in UNIVERSE 7 (ed Carr) {Doubleday 77}
   Mental time travelers examining Beethoven's creative process drive the
   composer mad before he can complete the Ode to Joy.
Seabury, Paul, "The Histronaut", in <f&sf> Apr 63
   A time traveler destroys the train returning Lenin to Russia, but returns to
   his home time to find Washington DC occupied by Germans.
Sell, William, "Other Tracks", in Astounding Oct 38 and SCIENCE FICTION
   ADVENTURES IN DIMENSIONS (ed Conklin) {Vanguard 53}
   S: Two scientific assistants use a time machine to visit the past, and
   discover that they have changed the present.
   C: 1st known story to theorize that changing the past will alter the time-
   traveler's home time. However, little historical development.
Shapiro, Stanley, A TIME TO REMEMBER {Random House 86}
   In order to prevent his brother's death in Vietnam, a man travels to the
   Dallas of 1963, but an altered history may also need correction.
Shaw, Bob, THE TWO-TIMERS {Ace 68}
   A man goes back in time to save his wife from a killer, creating a world in
   which the wife didn't die and another version of himself exists.
Sheckley, Robert, "The Deaths of Ben Baxter", in Galaxy Jul 57 and STORE OF
   INFINITY {Bantam 60}
   Scientists who change the past to produce a better future come up against
   their most difficult challenge. Three possible histories shown.
Sheckley, Robert, "Dukakis and the Aliens", in <AP>
   In 1989, on his first day as president, an alien invasion conspiracy is
   revealed to Michael Dukakis. His reaction requires reworking history.
Silverberg, Robert, UP THE LINE {Ballantine 69}
   S: A time-travel tour leader gets in trouble.
   C: Basically non-AH, but the result of assassinating Jesus at age 11 is
   briefly described.
Sladek, John T., "1937 AD!", in New Worlds Jul 67; BEST SF: 1967 (eds
   Harrison & Aldiss) {Berkley 68} and THE STEAM-DRIVEN BUS {Panther 73} (incl.
   in THE BEST OF JOHN SLADEK {Pocket 81})
   An inventor from the US of Columbia in 1878 sets out for 1937, where he
   encounters a man who can change history with the stroke of a pen.
Stall, Michael, "Rice Brandy", in NEW WRITINGS IN SF 25 (ed Bulmer) {Sidgwick
   & Jackson 75; Corgi 76}
   With 20th-century help, a 15th-century Khmer king turns back a Thai
   invasion, then industrializes.
Tenn, William, "Brooklyn Project", in SHOT IN THE DARK (ed Merrill) {Bantam
   50}, VOYAGERS IN TIME (ed Silverberg) {Meredith 67}, THE WOODEN STAR
   {Ballantine 68}, THE ROAD TO SCIENCE FICTION #3 (ed Gunn) {NAL/Mentor 79},
   <GS10> ++
   Scientists send a sphere back in time, claiming it has no effect. Each time
   it comes back, things change but they just don't notice.
Turtledove, Harry, THE GUNS OF THE SOUTH: A NOVEL OF THE CIVIL WAR
   {Ballantine 92}; excerpt publ. as "The Long Drum Roll", in <FCW>
   Afrikaaners from 2014 provide the CSA with advanced weaponry, leading to
   Confederate victory in the Civil War, but strings are attached to the gift.
Turtledove, Harry, "Hindsight", Analog mid-Dec 84 and KALEIDOSCOPE
   {Ballantine 90}
   A woman from 1988 goes back 40 years and sells SF stories written in between
   and accounts of famous events, such as "Neutron Star" and "Watergate".
Watson, Ian, CHEKHOV'S JOURNEY {Carroll & Graf 89, 91}
   Hypnotized to portray Anton Chekhov's Sakhalin trip, an actor instead
   describes an anachronistic expedition to the Tunguska site.
West, Wallace, RIVER OF TIME {Avalon 63}
   Teen-agers try to avert WW3 by saving Julius Caesar.
Williamson, Jack, THE LEGION OF TIME {Bluejay 85}
   Hero from 1930s is shown two possible futures which hinge on whether or not
   a particular event happens; future woman tries to affect what happens.
Zelazny, Roger, "The Game of Blood and Dust", in Galaxy Apr 75, THE BEST
   FROM GALAXY VOLUME IV (ed Baen) {Award 76}, THE LAST DEFENDER OF CAMELOT
   {Pocket 80; Underwood/Miller 81; Avon 88} ++
   Two aliens play at changing events in our past to compete in achieving their
   individual goals (success or failure for humanity).
Zelazny, Roger, ROADMARKS {Ballantine 79}
   On a strange road that reaches from past to future, a man fights assassins
   and attempts to prevent a Greek defeat at Marathon.


Reference Materials:

Ash, Brian (ed), THE VISUAL HISTORY OF SCIENCE FICTION {Harmony 77; Pan 78}
   Includes discussion of AH (pp 116, 121-123) and parallel worlds (142-144),
   with bibliographies.
Brownlow, Kevin, HOW IT HAPPENED HERE: THE MAKING OF A FILM {Secker & Warburg
   68; Doubleday 68}
   Description of the making of IT HAPPENED HERE, a movie directed by Brownlow
   and Andrew Mollo, about a nurse in Nazi-occupied Britain.
Carter, Paul A., "The Fate Changer: Human Destiny and the Time Machine", in
   THE CREATION OF TOMORROW: FIFTY YEARS OF MAGAZINE SCIENCE FICTION {Columbia
   Univ 77}
   Includes short discussion of some Change the Past stories (e.g. Moore's
   BRING THE JUBILEE and Ryan's "The Mosaic").
---------------, "The Phantom Dictator: Science Fiction Discovers Hitler", in
   THE CREATION OF TOMORROW: FIFTY YEARS OF MAGAZINE SCIENCE FICTION {Columbia
   Univ 77}
   Includes short discussion of some WW2-related AH stories (e.g. Dick's THE
   MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE and Mullally's HITLER HAS WON).
Chamberlain, Gordon B., "Allohistory in Science Fiction", in <AH>
   Discussion of what AH is and isn't.
Fadness, Fern Bryant, "What If Booth's Bullet Had Missed Lincoln?", in THE
   PEOPLE'S ALMANAC #2 (eds Wallechinsky & Wallace) {Morrow 78; Bantam 78}
   Synopsis of Waldman's "If Booth had Missed Lincoln".
--------------------, "What If Napoleon Had Won at Waterloo?", in THE
   PEOPLE'S ALMANAC #2 (eds Wallechinsky & Wallace) {Morrow 78; Bantam 78}
   Synopsis of Trevelyan's "If Napoleon had Won the Battle of Waterloo".
--------------------, "What If the British Had Won the Revolutionary War?",
   in THE PEOPLE'S ALMANAC #2 (eds Wallechinsky & Wallace) {Morrow 78; Bantam
   78}
   Synopsis of Sobel's FOR WANT OF A NAIL...; IF BURGOYNE HAD WON AT SARATOGA.
--------------------, "What If the South Had Won the Civil War?", in THE
   PEOPLE'S ALMANAC #2 (eds Wallechinsky & Wallace) {Morrow 78; Bantam 78}
   Synopsis of Kantor's IF THE SOUTH HAD WON THE CIVIL WAR.
Hacker, Barton C., & Gordon B. Chamberlain, "Pasts that Might Have Been, II:
   A Revised Bibliography of Alternative History", in <AH>
   61-page listing of AHs published before 1986, with short synopses and
   publication histories.
Harrison, Harry, "Worlds Beside Worlds", in SCIENCE FICTION AT LARGE (ed
   Nicholls) {Gollancz 76; Harper & Row 76}
   On writing AH and the reasoning behind A TRANSATLANTIC TUNNEL, HURRAH!
McHale, Brian, POSTMODERNIST FICTION {Methuen 87}
   Includes 3-page discussion of "apocryphal history" and 2 pages on related
   "creative anachronisms".


Note: An additional 50 items have recommended for this list but not enough data
was provided to determine if they are AH or not.