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Joe Steele by Harry Turtledove (2015, Hardcover)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherPenguin Publishing Group
ISBN-100451472187
ISBN-139780451472182
eBay Product ID (ePID)201553135
Product Key Features
Book TitleJoe Steele
Number of Pages448 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicScience Fiction / Action & Adventure, Political, Historical, Alternative History, Science Fiction / General
Publication Year2015
GenreFiction
AuthorHarry Turtledove
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1.3 in
Item Weight23.2 Oz
Item Length9.3 in
Item Width6.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN2014-034928
Dewey Edition23
ReviewsPraise for Harry Turtledove "Turtledove [is] the standard-bearer for alternate history."- USA Today "[Harry Turtledove's] mastery of the ever-widening ripples that small changes make in history is unchallenged, his storytelling always gripping, and his research impeccable."- Library Journal "Alternate history is Turtledove's field and no one explores the possibilities in such depth as he does."-SF Site
Grade FromTwelfth Grade
Dewey Decimal813/.54
SynopsisNew York Times bestselling author Harry Turtledove's thought-provoking forays into the past have produced such intriguing -what-if- novels as Ruled Britannia , Days of Infamy , and Opening Atlantis . Now -the maven of alternate history- ( The San Diego Union-Tribune ) envisions the election of a United States President whose political power will redefine what the nation is--and what it means to be American.... President Herbert Hoover has failed America. The Great Depression that rose from the ashes of the 1929 stock market crash still casts its dark shadow over the country. Despairing and desperate, the American people hope one of the potential Democratic candidates--New York governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and California congressman Joe Steele--can get the nation on the road to recovery. But fate snatches away one hope when a mansion fire claims the life of Roosevelt, leaving the Democratic party little choice but to nominate Steele, son of a Russian immigrant laborer who identifies more with the common man than with Washington D.C.'s wealthy power brokers. Achieving a landslide victory, President Joe Steele wastes no time pushing through Congress reforms that put citizens back to work. Anyone who gets in his way is getting in the way of America, and that includes the highest in the land. Joe Steele's critics may believe the government is gaining too much control, but they tend to find themselves in work camps if they make too much noise about it. And most people welcome strong leadership, full employment, and an absence of complaining from the newspapers--especially as Hitler and Trotsky begin the kind of posturing that seems sure to drag America into war., New York Times bestselling author Harry Turtledove's thought-provoking forays into the past have produced such intriguing "what-if" novels as Ruled Britannia , Days of Infamy , and Opening Atlantis . Now "the maven of alternate history" ( The San Diego Union-Tribune ) envisions the election of a United States President whose political power will redefine what the nation is-and what it means to be American…. President Herbert Hoover has failed America. The Great Depression that rose from the ashes of the 1929 stock market crash still casts its dark shadow over the country. Despairing and desperate, the American people hope one of the potential Democratic candidates-New York governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and California congressman Joe Steele-can get the nation on the road to recovery. But fate snatches away one hope when a mansion fire claims the life of Roosevelt, leaving the Democratic party little choice but to nominate Steele, son of a Russian immigrant laborer who identifies more with the common man than with Washington D.C.'s wealthy power brokers. Achieving a landslide victory, President Joe Steele wastes no time pushing through Congress reforms that put citizens back to work. Anyone who gets in his way is getting in the way of America, and that includes the highest in the land. Joe Steele's critics may believe the government is gaining too much control, but they tend to find themselves in work camps if they make too much noise about it. And most people welcome strong leadership, full employment, and an absence of complaining from the newspapers-especially as Hitler and Trotsky begin the kind of posturing that seems sure to drag America into war.
LC Classification NumberPS3570.U76J64 2015
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