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Eugene Byrne


Back in the USSA

Kim Newman
Eugene Byrne

1989... One of the two superpowers which has dominated the 20th century is on the verge of being torn apart. The old communists regime which has held sway since the Revolution of 1917 is weak and divided. Dissident voices, silent for too long, have been raised against the corrupt and inefficient gangsterism of a morally and financially bankrupt ruling party. A new age of openness and reconstruction is dawning...

This is the United Socialist States of America.

When Eugene Debs led the Revolution, few expected it to lead to the iron-fisted regime of Chairman Al "Scarface" Capone, a dictatorship that would last into the 1950s. But no tyranny, capitalist or communists, can stop real revolutionaries like Buddy Holy, Howard Hughes, Tom Joad, Eliot Ness, Kurt Vonnegut, andthe Blues Brothers.

This is the story of 20th century where America had a revolution... and Russia didn't; where there were Tsars in the Kremlin and Commissars in the White House. Where America invaded Japan and Britain fought the war in Vietnam; where Isaac Asimov was a Russian TV astrologer and Ed Gein was a Hero of Labor.

Kim Newman and Eugene Byrne turn history on its head with this novel of "what if...?"--a must-read for Proletariats world-wide!

Table of Contents:

  • In the Air - (1991) - novella
  • Ten Days That Shook the World - (1991) - novelette
  • Tom Joad - (1992) - novelette
  • Teddy Bears' Picnic - novella
  • Citizen Ed - (1996) - novelette
  • Abdication Street - (1996) - novella
  • On the Road - novella

ThiGMOO

Eugene Byrne

At the University of Wessex, Sir John Westgate and Dr Katherine Beckford have used computer power to create over 200 fictional characters from all periods of history, known as "erams", who respond to questions as a real human being would. With such a wonderful idea, something is bound to go wrong.

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