Also available is historical fiction, the boroque series by Neal
Stephenson. THose books are on the download page.
Ner At 01:56 PM 5/7/2004, you wrote:
> I would love to hear suggestions for historical fiction with enough detail > you can actually learn from as well as be entertained with. The problem is > that I am picky about book content. I am not interested in reading erotica, > or every gory detail of a batle. I am much happier with books that just > tell you things like that happen and leave out those details. The details I > like would be about daily life.
It is alternate history, but the 1632 series by Eric Flint has a great deal of historical research behind it. It is science fiction that has a 20th century Verginia coal mining town transported into the middle of the 30 years war. The character development is extremely good, and all of the history I have been able to check is correct. > > Sarah Van Oosterwijck > curious entity at earthlink dot net > > >
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