Contents 1 Elabon 2 The Videssos series 3 Worldwar & Colonization Series 4 The Southern Victory Series 5 Darkness Series 6 War Between the Provinces Series 7 Menedemos & Sostratos Series 8 Crosstime Traffic Series 9 Days of Infamy series 10 The Scepter of Mercy 11 Atlantis 12 The Opening of the World Series 13 The War That Came Early 14 Supervolcano 15 Thessalonica/Spell Dump 16 Stand-alone Books 17 Short Stories 17.1 Short Story Collections 17.1.1 Agent of Byzantium (1987) 17.1.2 Atlantis and Other Places (2010) 17.1.3 Counting Up, Counting Down (2002) 17.1.4 Departures (1993) 17.1.5 A Different Flesh (1988) 17.1.6 Kaleidoscope (1990) 17.1.7 Reincarnations (2009) 18 Anthologies Edited by Harry Turtledove 19 Shared World 19.1 Isaac's Universe 19.2 War World Series 19.3 Exiled series

Elabon Edit

A fantasy series which is loosely based on the work of Isaac Asimov: The plot of the first two books resembles that of the shortstory "Nightfall," and the sequels written in the 1990s have certain traits in common with the first half of the Foundation trilogy.

• Wereblood (1979) - using Eric Iverson pseudonym
• Werenight (1979) - using Eric Iverson pseudonym
• Prince of the North (1994)
• King of the North (1996)
• Fox and Empire (1998)
  • Wereblood and Werenight were later published as a single volume, Werenight.
  • Werenight and Prince of the North were later republished as a single volume, Wisdom of the Fox.
  • King of the North and Fox and Empire were later republished as a single volume, Tale of the Fox.

The Videssos series Edit

Fantasy series about a world that is analogous to the Byzantine Empire.

• The Legion Series
  • The Misplaced Legion (1987)
  • An Emperor for the Legion (1987)
  • The Legion of Videssos (1987)
  • Swords of the Legion (1987)
    • The Misplaced Legion and An Emperor for the Legion were republished in the omnibus Videssos Cycle: Volume One in 2013.
    • The Legion of Videssos and Swords of the Legion were republished in the omnibus Videssos Cycle: Volume Two in 2013.
• The Tale of Krispos Series
  • Krispos Rising (1991)
  • Krispos of Videssos (1991)
  • Krispos the Emperor (1994)
    • All three Krispos novels were republished in the omnibus The Tale of Krispos in 2008.
• The Time of Troubles Series
  • The Stolen Throne (1995)
  • Hammer and Anvil (1996)
  • The Thousand Cities (1997)
  • Videssos Besieged (1998)
    • The Stolen Throne and Hammer and Anvil were republished in the omnibus The Time of Troubles I in 2005.
    • The Thousand Cities and Videssos Besieged were republished in the omnibus The Time of Troubles II in 2005.
• Bridge of the Separator (2005)

Short stories

• "The Decoy Duck" (1992)
• "A Difficult Undertaking" (1986)
• "The Seventh Chapter" (1997)

Worldwar & Colonization Series Edit

Sci-Fi/Alternate History — Aliens invade in the middle of World War II

• Worldwar Tetralogy
  • In the Balance (1994)
  • Tilting the Balance (1995)
  • Upsetting the Balance (1996)
  • Striking the Balance (1996)
• Colonization Trilogy
  • Second Contact (1999)
  • Down to Earth (2000)
  • Aftershocks (2001)
• Homeward Bound (2004)

The Southern Victory Series Edit

Alternate History — The South have won the American Civil War, what would then happen over the next century.

• How Few Remain (1997)
• The Great War Trilogy
  • American Front (1998)
  • Walk in Hell (1999)
  • Breakthroughs (2000)
• The American Empire Trilogy
  • Blood and Iron (2001)
  • The Center Cannot Hold (2002)
  • The Victorious Opposition (2003)
• The Settling Accounts Tetralogy
  • Return Engagement (2004)
  • Drive to the East (2005)
  • The Grapple (2006)
  • In at the Death (2007)

Darkness Series Edit

A fantasy series about a world war between nations using magic as weapons. Many of the plot elements are analogous to elements of World War II.

• Into the Darkness (1999)
• Darkness Descending (2000)
• Through the Darkness (2001)
• Rulers of the Darkness (2002)
• Jaws of Darkness (2003)
• Out of the Darkness (2004)

War Between the Provinces Series Edit

A fantasy analog of the American Civil War.

• Sentry Peak (2000)
• Marching Through Peachtree (2001)
• Advance and Retreat (2002)

Menedemos & Sostratos Series Edit

A historical fiction series about two cousins who are traveling merchants in the fourth century BC Mediterranean. The novels were written under the H.N. Turteltaub pseudonym.

• Over the Wine-Dark Sea (2001)
• The Gryphon's Skull (2002)
• The Sacred Land (2003)
• Owls to Athens (2004)

Crosstime Traffic Series Edit

A young adult series set at the end of the 21st Century about a company that travels between parallel timelines.

• Gunpowder Empire (2003)
• Curious Notions (2004)
• In High Places (2006)
• The Disunited States of America (2006)
• The Gladiator (2007)
• The Valley-Westside War (2008)

Days of Infamy series Edit

Alternate History — The Japanese have gained the initiative in the Pacific War by invading and occupying Hawaii.

• Days of Infamy (2004)
• End of the Beginning (2005)

The Scepter of MercyEdit

A (mostly) original fantasy story published under the pen name Dan Chernenko, until the final book's mass market edition was published under Turtledove's own name in an attempt to boost sales. The trilogy tells the tale of two co-monarchs who lead their kingdom in a return to glory by questing for a long-lost sacred relic.

• The Bastard King (2003)
• The Chernagor Pirates (2004)
• The Scepter's Return (2005)

AtlantisEdit

An alternate history wherein the east coast of North America from New Brunswick down to Florida, including Cuba, broke off from the main continent millions of years ago.

• Opening Atlantis (2007) A collection of three novellas:
  • "New Hastings"
  • "Avalon"
  • "Nouveau Redon"
• The United States of Atlantis (2008).
• Liberating Atlantis (2009).
• "Audubon in Atlantis", Analog, 12/2005.
• "The Scarlet Band", Analog, 5/2006.

"The Scarlet Band" and "Audobon in Atlantis" have been published, along with a number of other, unrelated short stories, in the anthology Atlantis and Other Places.

The Opening of the World SeriesEdit

Set in a fantasy world in which the melting-through of a massive glacier leads to contact between civilizations which had never known of one another's existence. A war ensues, which is resolved with the discovery of a long-lost sacred site which had been lost to history and receded into the arena of mythology.

• Beyond the Gap (2007)
• The Breath of God (2008)
• The Golden Shrine (2009)

The War That Came EarlyEdit

A projected series in which a conflict analogous to World War II begins in 1938 over Adolf Hitler's planned annexation of Czechoslovakia. Six volumes are contracted as of this writing.

• Hitler's War, July, 2009.
• West and East, July, 2010
• The Big Switch, July, 2011
• Coup d'Etat, July 2012
• Two Fronts, expected in 2013

SupervolcanoEdit

A projected trilogy about the eruption of the Yellowstone Supervolcano, and the impact it has on the world.

• Eruption, December, 2011.
• All Fall Down, Dec. 4, 2012
• Things Fall Apart, December, 2013

Thessalonica/Spell Dump Edit

• The Case of the Toxic Spell Dump (1993) Fantasy-Set in a world similar to our own, but where sorcery based on henotheistic religions takes the place of industry
• Thessalonica (1997) Fantasy-The siege of the city of Thessalonica by pagan barbarian tribes in a henotheistic world where both God and various pagan pantheons regularly intervene directly in world affairs. Accoring to Turtledove's website, this is set in the same universe as The Case of the Toxic Spell Dump.

Stand-alone Books Edit

• After the Downfall (2008) Fantasy-During the World War II sacking of Berlin, a Wehrmacht officer is transported to a parallel, magical world.
• Between the Rivers (1998), Fantasy-Set in a world similar to Earth's Mesopotamian era, where gods still rule individual cities.
• Conan of Venarium (2003) Fantasy-a novel of Robert E. Howard's most famous creation, set in Conan's youth.
• A Different Flesh (1988) Alternate History-a collection of alternate history stories where North America is inhabited by Homo erectus rather than Homo sapiens.
• Down in the Bottomlands and Other Places (1999) - three novellas, one by L. Sprague de Camp with a sequel by Harry Turtledove and a third, independent novella by Turtledove.
• Earthgrip (1991) Science Ficttion-a collection of interrelated science-fiction stories set in the far future, focusing on protagonist Jennifer Logan, and her adventures as a space-traveler.
• Every Inch a King (2006) Fantasy-A comedic fantasy tale based on purported historical events. An acrobat becomes king of a small country.
• Fort Pillow (2006) Historical-Based on the true story of the infamous massacre of black Union soldiers by Confederate forces under Nathan Bedford Forrest.
• Give Me Back My Legions! (2009) Historical- A historical novel about the the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, and the substantial defeat inflicted upon the Roman Empire. Originally announced as The Battle of Teutoberg Forest.
• The Guns of the South (1992) Sci-Fi/Alternate History — The Confederate States Army is supplied with AK-47s by early-21st century Apartheid time-travelers.
• Household Gods (1999) - cowritten with Judith Tarr Sci-Fi-A modern female lawyer finds herself in the Roman Empire of Marcus Aurelius.
• In the Presence of Mine Enemies (2003) Alternate History-Follows the struggles of a family of secret Jews in Berlin two or three generations after Nazi Germany first subdued Europe and then the world. The first chapter was originally published as a standalone short story in 1992.
• Justinian (1998) - using H.N. Turteltaub pseudonym, Historical-a novel about Byzantine Emperor Justinian II, told as a "lost" autobiography.
• The Man With the Iron Heart (2008) Alternate History-Reinhard Heydrich survives the attempt on his life in 1942, and goes on to lead a substantial resistence movement against the Allied Forces in the immediate aftermath of World War II.
• Noninterference (1988) Science Fiction-a fix-up novel set in the far future; an exploratory mission to a planet inadvertently changes the planet's civialization and centuries later, Earth politicians battle over the planet's fate.
• Ruled Britannia (2002) Alternate History — The Spanish Armada conquers England and hires William Shakespeare to write a play about Philip II of Spain. At the same time he is secretly writing a play for the English underground resistance about Boudicca's rebellion, with Boudicca meant to be analogous to the imprisoned Queen Elizabeth.
• The Two Georges (1995) Alternate History/Mystery, co-authored with Richard Dreyfuss — Set in the year 1996 of an alternate timeline where the American Revolution was peacefully avoided. The painting that symbolizes the union between North America and Britain is stolen by terrorists, and officers of the Royal North American Mounted Police must find it before it is destroyed.
• Winter of Our Discontent (unpublished) Alternate History-President John F. Kennedy survives Lee Harvey Oswald's attempt on his life, but his presidency does not survive a series of scandals which emerge from the investigation into the thwarted assassination. The book was co-written with Bryce Zabel. Three chapters were published on Zabel's website in 2007 in an attempt to gauge interest in the story, which would then be sold in its entirety as either a novel or a film.  It subsequently announced that Zabel would complete and publish the novel on his own.
• A World of Difference (1990) Alternate History/Sci-Fi- Mars is bigger and is home to a pre-industrial society of indigenous intelligent animal life.

Short StoriesEdit

These stories have not yet been collected since their publication. Collected stories may be listed with the proper collection.

• "All Aboard!" (Oct, 2012)
• "The Banner of Kaviyan" (1988)
• "Before the Beginning", with Mike Resnick (2006)
• "Birdwitching", (2009)
• "Black Tulip", (2001)
• "The Bleeding Moon" (1995)
• "Blue Fox and Werewolf" (1983)
• "But It Does Move" (2009)
• "Coming Across" (2004)
• "Curse of the Three Demons" (1989)
• "La Différence" (1998)
• "A Different Vein" (2000)
• "Donner Summit" (2012)
• "Drang von Osten" (1999)
• "Elder Skelter" (1997)
• "The Emperor's Return" (1990)
• "Father of the Groom" (2013)
• "Festival Night" (1989)
• "Getting Real" (2009)
• "Gilgamesh and the Home Boys" (1991)
• "Global Warming" (2009)
• "Half the Battle" (1990)
• "Hatching Season" (1985)
• "Herbig-Haro" (1984)
• "Hi Colonic" (2003)
• "The House That George Built"[1] (2009)
• "Hoxbomb" (2007)
• "The Irvhank Effect" (1987)
• "It's the End of the World As We Know It, And We Feel Fine" (2013)
• "Joe Steele (2003)
• "King of All" (1988)
• "Lee at the Alamo" [2] (2011)
• "The Long Drum Roll" (1991)
• "A Massachusetts Yankee in King Arthur's Court" (1992)
• "Mebodes' Fly" (1988)
• "Next Year in Jerusalem" (2003)
• "None So Blind" (2009)
• "Notes from the General Secretariat" (1985)
• "Of Mice and Chicks" (2004)
• "Running of the Bulls" [3] (2013)
• "Shock and Awe" (2005)
• "Shtetl Days" [4] (2011)
• "The Star and the Rockets" [5] (2009)
• "Suffer a Sorceress" (1986)
• "Ten Times Over" (1989)
• "Thicker Than Water" (1986)
• "The Thing in the Woods" (2008)
• "Traditions" (1983)
• "Under St. Peter's" (2007)
• "Vilcabamba" [6] (2010)
• "We Haven't Got There Yet" [7] (2009)
• "We Install" (2013)

Short Story CollectionsEdit

Agent of Byzantium (1987)Edit

• "Archetypes" originally in Amazing, November 1985
• "The Eyes of Argos" originally in Amazing, January 1986
• "Images" originally in Asimov's, March 1987
• "Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Fire" originally in Asimov's, mid-December 1989
• "Strange Eruptions" originally in Asimov's, July 1986
• "Superwine" originally in Asimov's, April 1987
• "Unholy Trinity" originally in Amazing, July 1985

Atlantis and Other Places (2010)Edit

• "Audubon in Atlantis", Analog, December 2005
• "The Scarlet Band", Analog, May 2006
• "Bedfellows" Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 2005
• "The Catcher in the Rhine" The Chick is in the Mail, ed. Esther Friesner, Baen 2000
• "The Daimon", Worlds that Weren't, ed. Laura Anne Gilman, NAL/Roc, 2003
• "Farmers' Law", Crime Through Time III, ed. Sharan Newman, Berkley, 2000.
• "The Genetics Lecture", Analog, October, 2005
• "The Horse of Bronze" First Heroes, eds. Harry Turtledove & Noreen Doyle, Tor, 2004
• "News From the Front", Asimov's, June, 2007, also available online
• "Occupation Duty", Time Twisters, eds. Jean Rabe and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 2007
• "Someone is Stealing the Great Throne Rooms of the Galaxy", Space Cadets, ed. Mike Resnick.
• "Uncle Alf", Alternate Generals II, ed. Harry Turtledove, Baen, 2002

Counting Up, Counting Down (2002)Edit

• "After the Last Elf is Dead" originally in Weird Tales, 1988.
• "Deconstruction Gang", originally in Amazing, 1992.
• "The Decoy Duck", originally in After the King, Martin H. Greenberg, editor, Tor, 1992.
• "Forty, Counting Down", originally in Asimov's, December, 1999
• "Goddess for a Day", originally in Chicks in Chainmail, Esther Friesner, editor, Baen, 1995.
• "The Green Buffalo" originally in The Ultimate Dinosaur, Byron Preiss & Robert Silverberg, editors, Bantam Spectra, 1992.
• "Honeymouth", originally in Pulphouse, 1991.
• "Ils ne passeront pas", originally in Armageddon, David Drake & Billie Sue Mosiman, editors, 1998.
• "In This Season", originally in Christmas Bestiary, Martin H. Greenberg & Rosalind Greenberg, editors, DAW 1992.
• "The Maltese Elephant", originally in Analog, 1995.
• "Miss Manners' Guide to Greek Missology", originally in Chicks'n Chained Males, Esther M. Friesner, editor, Baen 1999.
• "Must and Shall", originally in Asimov's', November 1995
• "The Phantom Tolbukhin", originally in Alternate Generals, Harry Turtledove & Roland Green, editors, 1998
• "Ready for the Fatherland", originally in Alternate Wars, Gregory Benford & Martin H. Greenberg, editors, Bantam, 1992
• "The Seventh Chapter", originally in Fantasy & Science Fiction September, 1997.
• "Twenty-One, Counting Up", originally in Analog, December, 1999.
• "Vermin", originally in Fantasy and Science Fiction, March, 1993.

Departures (1993)Edit

• "The Barbecue, the Movie, & Other Unfortunately Not So Relevant Material", originally in Analog, March, 1986.
• "Batboy", originally in Fantasy & Science Fiction, December, 1988.
• "Clash of Arms", originally in New Destinies IV, Baen, 1988.
• "Counting Potsherds", originally in Amazing, March, 1989.
• "Death in Vesunna", with Elaine O'Byrne, originally in Asimov's, March, 1981.
• "Departures", originally in Asimov's, January, 1989.
• "Designated Hitter", originally in Fantasy & Science Fiction, June, 1990.
• "Gladly Wolde He Lerne", originally in Analog, January, 1991
• "In the Presence of Mine Enemies", originally in Asimov's, January, 1992.
• "Islands in the Sea", originally in Alternatives, Robert Adams,editor, Baen 1989
• "Last Favor", originally in Analog, December, 1987
• "The Last Reunion", originally in Amazing, June, 1992.
• "Les Mortes d'Arthur", originally in Analog, 1985.
• "Lure", originally in Analog, May, 1988.
• "Nasty, Brutish, &. . .", originally in Analog, April, 1989.
• "Not All Wolves", originally in Werewolves, Harper & Row, 1988
• "Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Fire" originally in Asimov's, mid-December 1989
• "The R-Strain", originally in Analog, June, 1985.
• "Report of the Special Committee on the Quality of Life", originally in Universe 10, Terry Carr, editor, Doubleday 1980
• "Secret Names", originally in Analog, June, 1992.

A Different Flesh (1988)Edit

• "And So To Bed" originally in Analog, January 1986
• "Around the Salt Lick" originally in Analog, February 1986
• "Freedom" originally in Asimov's, March 1988
• "The Iron Elephant" originally in Analog, May 1986
• "Though the Heavens Fall" originally in Analog, September 1986
• "Trapping Run" originally in Asimov's, February 1988
• "Vilest Beast" originally in Analog, September 1985

Kaleidoscope (1990)Edit

• "And So To Bed", originally in Analog, January, 1986.
• "Bluff", originally in Analog, February, 1985.
• "The Boring Beast", with Kevin R. Sandes, originally in Amazing, July, 1988.
• "The Castle of the Sparrowhawk", originally in Fantasy Book, September, 1985
• "Crybaby", originally in Twilight Zone, December, 1987.
• "A Difficult Undertaking", origingally in The Dragon, September, 1986.
• "Gentlemen of the Shade", originally in Ripper!, Gardner Dozois & Susan Casper, eds., Tor 1988
• "The Girl Who Took Lessons", originally in Playboy August, 1988.
• "Hindsight", originally in Analog December, 1984.
• "The Last Article", originally in Fantasy and Science Fiction, January, 1988.
• "The Road Not Taken", originally in Analog, November, 1985.
• "The Summer Garden", originally in Fantasy Book, February, 1982 (as The Summer's Garden)
• "The Weather's Fine", originally in Playboy, July, 1987.

Reincarnations (2009)Edit

• "Bluethroats", first publication
• "The Haunted Bicuspid", The Enchanter Completed, ed. Harry Turtledove, Baen 2005
• "He Woke in Darkness", Asimov's, August, 2005
• "Moso", Space and Time 104,
• "The Phantom Tolbukhin", Alternate Generals, ed Harry Turtledove and Roland J Green, Baen 1998
• "Reincarnation", Amazing, May, 1990
• "They'd Never--", Alien Pregnant by Elvis, eds. Esther Friesner and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 1994
• "Worlds Enough, and Time", Analog, January/February, 2008

Anthologies Edited by Harry TurtledoveEdit

• Alternate Generals, with Roland J. Green, Baen, 1998.
  • First publication of the short story "The Phantom Tolbukhin".
• Alternate Generals II, Baen, 2002.
  • First publication of the short story "Uncle Alf".
• Alternate Generals III, Baen, 2006.
  • First publication of the short story "Shock and Awe".
• The Best Alternate History Stories of the Twentieth Century, with Martin J. Greenberg, Del Rey, 2001.
  • Reprints "Islands in the Sea".
• The Best Military Science Fiction of the Twentieth Century, with Martin J. Greenberg, Del Rey, 2001.
  • Reprints "The Last Article".
• The Best Time Travel Stories of the Twentieth Century, with Martin J. Greenberg, Del Rey, 2005.
• First Heroes, with Noreen Doyle, Tor, 2004.
  • First publication of "The Horse of Bronze".

Shared WorldEdit

These are stories Harry Turtledove has contributed to other people's projects.

• "Eyewear" (2011), a short story set in the multiverse of Fred Saberhagen's The Mask of the Sun, and published in Golden Reflections.
• "The Last Word" (2000), a shared-world story, set in S.M. Stirling's Domination of the Draka alternate history.
• "The Lieutenant" (2000), Turtledove's contribution to The Touch, edited by Steven Altman
• "The Man who Came Late" (expected 2012), Turtledoves contribution to Multiverse: Exploring Poul Anderson's Worlds, edited by Greg Bear and Gardiner Dozois.
• "Precious Treasure" (1989), Turtledove's contribution to Friends of the Horseclans 2, edited by Robert Adams.
• "Trantor Falls" (1989), Turtledove's contribution to Foundation's Friends: Stories in Honor of Isaac Asimov, edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin Henry Greenberg
• "Two Thieves" (1992), set in Philip José Farmer's Riverworld Series.

Isaac's UniverseEdit

A collection of three anthologies in a setting specifically created by Isaac Asimov and edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Turtledove contributed one short story to each volume:

• Volume 1: The Diplomacy Guild (1990) - "Island of the Gods"
• Volume 2: Phases in Chaos (1991) - "Thirty Pieces"
• Volume 3: Unnatural Diplomacy (1992) - "Breakups"

War World SeriesEdit

Turtledove collaborated on several novels and stories set in the CoDominion Universe including:

• Blood Feuds (1993) Susan Shwartz, S.M. Stirling, Judith Tarr, and Harry Turtledove
• Blood Vengeance (1994) Susan Shwartz, S.M. Stirling, Judith Tarr, and Harry Turtledove
• "The Field of Double Sowing" (1990)
• "Hang Together" (1992)
• "Juchi the Accursed" (1991)
• "Those Who Lose" (1994)
• "Tribute Maidens" (1988)

Exiled seriesEdit

At time of this writing, Turtledove has contributed a short to an ongoing series edited by Bill Fawcett called Exiled.

• "The Mrem Go West" in Exiled: Clan of the Claw. (2011)