Uchronia

Uchronia collects an extensive bibliography of books and stories about alternate history.

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About Uchronia

Uchronia is a bibliography of about 3500 novels, stories, essays, collections, and other printed works about alternate history, the genre in which one or more past events are changed and the later effects are described. The site lists works by author, series, anthology, and foreign language, and it includes an extended introduction on the genre and the bibliography.

The homepage does not describe reading, buying, or downloading titles, and it does not state pricing. Pricing is listed as unknown.

Key features

  • Bibliography of about 3500 alternate history titles
  • Covers novels, stories, essays, collections, and other printed material
  • Browse by author, series, anthologies, and foreign-language works
  • Lists for Divergence, Oldest, Forthcoming, and What's New
  • Search function for finding specific titles
Best for: Readers and researchers who want to find alternate history fiction and nonfiction by author, series, or theme.
Good for
  • Covers several kinds of printed work, including novels, stories, essays, and collections.
  • Offers multiple ways to browse, including by author, series, anthology, and foreign language.
  • Includes an extended introduction that explains the genre and the bibliography.

Uchronia at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Uchronia FAQ

What counts as alternate history on this site?
In an alternate history, one or more past events are changed and the subsequent effects on history are described. Some works detail the originating change, while others focus on later events and leave the divergence for the reader to infer.
What are common themes in alternate history?
The homepage names two of the most common: "What if the Nazis won World War II?" and "What if the Confederacy won the American Civil War?"
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