What follows are my criticisms of the alternative history sub-genre of science fiction and fantasy
What follows are my criticisms of the alternative history sub-genre of science fiction and fantasy (read on to discover how this relates to Native America)
In theory, speculating on what may have been is an excellent thought experiment, an interesting way of shedding light on the events that did actually occur. I got curious some time ago and ( Read more... )
In theory, speculating on what may have been is an excellent thought experiment, an interesting way of shedding light on the events that did actually occur. I got curious some time ago and ( Read more... )
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I think the ethnographic evidence suggests that pre-epidemic American nations were pretty large. Specifically, across the 15th century, the Inka might have been the strongest polity on earth (see Felipe Fernandez-Armesto's "Civilization").
I am a fan of the Mexica. I still have not found a Mexica-involved title that is satisfactory enough, however.I am interested in all things Mexica, especially language.
And I checked out Uchronia. It is a sweet resource.
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