The United States never recovered from The War for Southern Independence. While the neighboring Confederacy enjoyed the prosperity of the victor, the U.S. struggled through poverty, violence, and a nationwide depression. The Industrial Revolution never occurred here, and so, well into the 1950s, the nation remained one of horse-drawn wagons, gaslight, highwaymen, and secret armies. This was home for Hodgins McCormick Backmaker, whose sole desire was the pursuit of knowledge. This, he felt, would spirit him away from the squalor and violence. Disastrously, Hodgins became embroiled in the clandestine schemes of the outlaw Grand Army, from which he fled in search of a haven. But he was to discover that no place could fully protect him from the world and its dangerous realities. . . .

Bring the Jubilee

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ward Moore

Science Fiction

Bart Books

Berkley Medallion, 1973. Mass market paperback. Originally serialized in "Fantastic Stories of Imagination," March and April 1962. Amusing novel of a man living deep in Appalachia, made immortal by a special brew he concocts.

Joyleg

Avram Davidson

Berkley Medallion

A Los Angeles homeowner's dying grass has been treated with Metamorphizer and now threatens to cover the entire earth in a ten-foot-high, impenetrable mass of growing lawn

Greener Than You Think (Classics of Modern Science Fiction, Vol. 10)

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Crown, Publishers

Walker & Co., 1971. First hardcover publication. Reprints the 1962 Pyramid paperback edition. Originally serialized in "Fantastic Stories of Imagination," March and April 1962. Amusing novel of a man living deep in Appalachia, made immortal by a special brew he concocts.

Walker

Short stories deal with fakes, a mysterious disease, a revolt by appliances, international blackmail, robots, and a windup world

The Wild Years 1946-1955 (Amazing Science Fiction Anthology Series)

H. Beam Piper

Ross Rocklynne

Theodore Sturgeon

Isaac. Asimov

Clifford D.Simak

Walter M. Miller, Jr.

Jerome Bixby

Ray. Bradbury

United States

Random House Childrens Books

Wildside Press, 2000. Print-on-demand re-issue. Originally serialized in "Fantastic Stories of Imagination," March and April 1962. Amusing novel of a man living deep in Appalachia, made immortal by a special brew he concocts.

Wildside Press

Trapped in 1877, a historian writes an account of an alternate history of America in which the South won the Civil War. Living in this alternate timeline, he was determined to change events at Gettysburg. When he’s offered the chance to return to that fateful turning point his actions change history as he knows it, leaving him in an all too familiar past.

Bring The Jubilee (S.F. Masterworks)

Romance

Millennium Paperbacks

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