Stuart Dangerfield
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Chris James:
Chris are we meant too start with "Repulse Europe at War" and then the 4 soon to be 5 volumes of the "Repulse Chronicles?" I am coming in cold but the subject matter interests me and as a great fan of WWIII fiction anyway I decided that my next foray would involve the obvious enemy. I began this genre as I expect many of us did with Red Storm Rising" when there was only one enemy. So what is the best order Chris?
Chris James
Hi Stuart,
Thanks for asking. Start at Book One, Onslaught and go from there. The original "Repulse Europe at War" is not strictly part of the Repulse Chronicles series, it is a history of this war written about 30 years after the war ended. The Repulse Chronicles series tells the story of the 2062-2064 war as it actually happened.
Hope this helps and many thanks for reading!
Best regards,
Chris
Thanks for asking. Start at Book One, Onslaught and go from there. The original "Repulse Europe at War" is not strictly part of the Repulse Chronicles series, it is a history of this war written about 30 years after the war ended. The Repulse Chronicles series tells the story of the 2062-2064 war as it actually happened.
Hope this helps and many thanks for reading!
Best regards,
Chris
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Al
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Chris James:
Chris, Firstly, I loved Repulse. It was a very unique idea to frame the book as a history text. As a massive fan of Max Hastings I felt it was a great way to 'take a break' from non-fiction and enjoy some good sci-fi whilst retaining a sense of education (even if it isn't real!). By the way, was General Hastings a nod to Max? I will detail my actual question in another box, as I have run out of space!
Al
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Chris James:
So, I am a serving member of the British Army (infantry officer) and felt that since you did such an amazing job clearly researching the military, you may appreciate to know a few slight errors that would go a way towards adding greater realism to any further endeavours? (which I hope there are many!) There were a few words, terms, labels etc that you used I thought you might like to know? Thank you!
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