Harry Turtledove
American alternate-history novelist with a PhD in Byzantine history.
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- Harry Turtledove is an American historian and novelist, best known for alternate history.
- He took a PhD in Byzantine history at UCLA in 1977, and has written as Eric Iverson, H.
- N.
- Turteltaub, Dan Chernenko and Mark Gordian as well as under his own name.
- Publishers Weekly called him "The Master of Alternate History".
Key facts
- Born
- 14 June 1949, Los Angeles1
- Education
- BA and PhD in Byzantine history (1977), University of California, Los Angeles1
- Books
- The Guns of the South; the Worldwar series; How Few Remain; Ruled Britannia; The Two Georges (with Richard Dreyfuss)1
- Awards
- Hugo Award for Down in the Bottomlands (1994); Sidewise Awards for How Few Remain (1998) and Ruled Britannia (2003); Prometheus Award for The Gladiator1
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