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S. M. Stirling's 2002 novel explores an alternate future where the British Empire relocated to India after cometary impacts devastated the Northern Hemisphere.
Dies the Fire is a 2004 alternate history novel by S.M. Stirling where modern technology and gunpowder inexplicably cease to function, forcing humanity into a feudal state.
S. M. Stirling's 1989 novel continues the alternate timeline of the Draka, focusing on their brutal conquest and enslavement of a defeated Europe.
S. M. Stirling's 1998 novel begins the Nantucket series by transporting the modern island of Nantucket back to the Bronze Age in 1250 BC.
S. M. Stirling's 1999 novel continues the alternate history of Nantucket islanders as they build a new civilization in the ancient Bronze Age.
S. M. Stirling's 1990 novel concludes the Draka trilogy, depicting an escalating space race and genocidal war against the Alliance for Democracy.
S. M. Stirling's 2000 novel concludes the Nantucket trilogy, depicting the final conflicts between the stranded time travelers and an evil renegade.
S. M. Stirling's 2003 alternate history novel follows a group of Americans who discover a portal to an untouched, alternate version of North America.
S. M. Stirling's 1988 novel introduces the Draka, a ruthless militaristic society in South Africa, as they conquer a Nazi-controlled Europe during WWII.
