Alternate History Books of the 1990s
The 35 most-read alternate history books first published between 1990 and 1999, led by Fatherland (1992), Sharpe's Tiger (1997) and The Science of Discworld (1999).
This list collects 35 books from the 1990s by 30 authors, published between 1992 and 1999. Books are ranked by how many readers have shelved, rated or downloaded them.
Fatherland
Robert Harris
Sharpe's Tiger
Bernard Cornwell, Frederick Davidson
The Science of Discworld
Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart
Tilting the Balance (Worldwar Series, Volume 2)
Harry Turtledove, Todd McLaren
The Guns of the South
Harry Turtledove
Alvin Journeyman
Orson Scott Card
The Intuitionist
Colson Whitehead
Darwinia
Robert Charles Wilson
The Great War - Breakthroughs
Harry Turtledove
Back in the USSA
Eugene Byrne, Kim Newman
Dracula Cha Cha Cha
Kim Newman
'48
James Herbert
Resurrection Day
Brendan DuBois
Making History
Stephen Fry
Traces
Stephen Baxter
King and Emperor (Hammer and the Cross)
Harry Harrison
Departures
Harry Turtledove
Devil's Valley
André Philippus Brink, Andre Brink
Into the Darkness (World at War, Book 1)
Harry Turtledove
My Other Life
Paul Theroux
Celestial Matters
Richard Garfinkle
Climb the Wind
Pamela Sargent
The Dog King
Christoph Ransmayr
Newton's Cannon
J. Gregory Keyes
The Hidden History of the Human Race
Michael A. Cremo, Richard L. Thompson
The Twist
Richard Calder
Caesar's Bicycle
John Barnes
To Build Jerusalem
John Whitbourn
Forbidden Archeology's Impact
Michael A. Cremo
Gettysburg
Peter Tsouras
Mister Christian
William Kinsolving
The Way It Wasn't
Martin H. Greenberg
The Steampunk Trilogy
Paul Di Filippo
Whose Death in the Tunnel?
Aaron McCallum Becker
British and American science fiction novel, 1950-1980 with the theme of alternative history
Aleksandar B. Nedelkovich