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Overview: William Stroock was a professor of history at Raritan Valley Community College. He taught U.S. History I, World Civilization I, and World Civilization II.
Stroock enjoys teaching British topics such Henry VIII and Elizabeth, the Glorious Revolution, Britain’s world war against Napoleon, Pax Britannia and the Empire. He is particularly interested in Great Britain’s post war readjustment- the Atlee years and post war scarcity, British Cool, the Winter of Discontent, Thatcher, and Tony Blair’s Cool Britannia.
In addition to writing novels William Stroock has published widely on military history in magazines such as Military Heritage, Strategy & Tactics, Against the Odds, World at War and many others.
He has written more than a dozen magazine articles on the Arab/Israel Wars as well as Israel’s current conflicts with various terrorist groups
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy > Alternative History
1. The Great Nuclear War of 1975
The Great Nuclear War of 1975
In a Different 1975…
Superpower relations breakdown and a nuclear war all but annihilates the Soviet Union and devastates the United States.
100 million Americans are dead.
After Washington is destroyed, a smalltown judge delivers the oath of office to Vice President Rockefeller.
Surviving American forces on land, sea and in the air await orders from the new president.
Americans across the nation climb out of the rubble looking for a homeland that no longer exists.
In surviving capitals across the globe, governments ponder the implications of a world without the superpowers.
In Britain, a rump cabinet meets in the Cotswolds to plan a way forward without the United States
Commonwealth Prime Ministers in Canberra, Auckland and Ottawa look to the UK for leadership
In Buenos Ares, a weak government plots the takeover of the Malvines.
As radiation sweeps down from Siberia, the Chinese government faces unprecedented famine.
In New Delhi, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi wonders how she will feed India.
In Rhode Island, one man will start a trek halfway across North America to reunite with his family.
William Stroock is the author of 15 novels including the World War 1990 alternate history series.
2. The Aftermath of 1976
In a Different 1976
The sequel to The Great Nuclear War of 1975
The Salvation of 1976
As nuclear winter turns into spring, the Rockefeller Administration must rebuild America.
The task is enormous.
Every major American city and state capital has been blasted to radioactive rubble.
The nation’s infrastructure is smashed.
Tens of millions of Americans are displaced and homeless.
President Rockefeller runs the nation from the Western White House in Casper, Wyoming.
A rump congress convenes at the Greenbrier in West Virginia.
Somehow, the nation must hold a presidential election.
Politicians scramble to rebuild their parties and find viable candidates.
Overseas, America’s enemies take advantage of a world without superpowers. Can America fight a war abroad while clearing the nuclear rubble at home?
Meanwhile, a man walks across half a continent to reunite with his family.
3. The New American Order: 1977-1981
In a Different 1977
The Electoral College has selected Nelson Rockefeller to serve a full, second presidential term.
The Rockefeller Administration’s challenges are many.
The president must lay the groundwork for a normal election in 1980 and a peaceful transfer of power.
A rump congress tries to reassert its authority.
Dozens of areas claim sovereignty from the United States.
Tens of millions of refugees remain at large.
Having won the war in Europe and Korea, a triumphant General Alexander Haig plots his future.
Abroad, Great Britain and the Commonwealth try to impose order on a world without the two superpowers.
The New American Order of 1977-1981…
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