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When I say “Nazis,” you say “No thank you!”

June 8, 2016 by expandingbookshelf Leave a Comment

    It’s 1962. The Allies lost World War II. Slavery is legal. The United States has been divided by its conquerors, with the Japanese ruling the West, and the Germans in the East, with a small No Man’s Land in the Rocky Mountains.  The Nazis have exterminated Africans, drained the Mediterranean to make space for farmland, and developed and used the hydrogen bomb. Not content to only take over the world, they’ve started colonizing space. Meanwhile, there’s a book. It’s not banned, but it’s […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: classic, Philip K. Dick, science fiction, the man in the high castle, World War II

expandingbookshelf's CBR8 Review No:59 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: classic, Philip K. Dick, science fiction, the man in the high castle, World War II ·
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What if the NAZIs had won?

October 15, 2014 by narfna 2 Comments

I will admit to y’all up front that I have no idea what I’m about to say in this review. I don’t want this to become one of those roadblock reviews for me. You know, the ones where you just can’t figure out what to say because the whole book just overwhelmed you, and you can’t even figure out your own reaction, let alone how to sum up the book for other people. I have no idea what my reaction is, or how to sum […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, History Tagged With: alternate history, dystopia, narfna, Philip K. Dick, speculative, the man in the high castle

narfna's CBR6 Review No:85 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, History · Tags: alternate history, dystopia, narfna, Philip K. Dick, speculative, the man in the high castle ·
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