Civil War Fantastic (anthology)

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Civil War Fantastic was an anthology of alternate histories of the American Civil War. It is relevant to this wiki due to William H. Keith, Jr.'s contribution, the story A Place to Stand, which saw Keith returning to several concepts from his Doctor Who novel Doctor Who and the Rebel's Gamble [+]Loading...["Doctor Who and the Rebel's Gamble (novel)"].

Publisher's summary

The War Between the States is synonymous with romance, tragedy, bravery, and lost causes. The only war fought by Americans against Americans, it nearly irrevocably tore the nation apart. Yet the United States of America did survive, though at a terrible cost. Even today, more than 130 years after the end of the Civil War, people are still fascinated by this pivotal point in American history. Writers, too, find this a fruitful period to investigate. And in Civil War Fantastic, some of science fiction’s finest take us back to this turbulent time with their own special visions of what might have been. So don your uniform, load your cap and ball rifle, raise the colors, and prepare to charge into Civil War Fantastic where:

- A mysterious old man shows a Confederate soldier how one well-placed shot can change the course of history…

- He was only a horse used for children to ride on tours of Gettysburg, but he could see things on the battlefield that no human was aware of…

- Could General Lee bring himself to sanction a terrible sacrifice if it guaranteed that the South would win the war?

Stories

# Title Author
1 Introduction John Helfers
2 Martial Nancy Springer
3 A Place to Stand William H. Keith, Jr.
4 Hex'em John James H. Cobb
5 Gettysburg Dreams Brendan DuBois
6 Images Josepha Sherman
7 Ghosts of Honor Denise Little
8 Boot Hill Catherine Asaro, Mike Resnick
9 The Three Cigars Robert Sheckley
10 The General's Bane Mike and Sheila Gilbert
11 The Federal Spy and Miz Julia Karen Haber
12 Stew Donald J. Bingle
13 Loose Upon the Earth a Daemon Tim Waggoner
14 Surviving the Elephant Lisa Silverthorne
15 The Pluck of O'Reilly Gary Alan Ruse
15 Across the Hickman's Bridge to Home R. Davis
16 News from the Long Mountains Gary A. Braunbeck and Lucy Snyder
17 The Last Full Measure David Bischoff
18 Burial Detail Kristine Kathryn Rusch