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Title: Please.
Review: "How Few Remain" is going to be an accurate accounting of Harry Turtledove's fans if he doesn't wake up. Guns of the South was great fiction, so was the first WorldWar book. I agree with the reviewer who applauded them and compared them to the best in recent war fiction, brilliant novels like "The Killer Angels", "The Triumph and the Glory", and "The 13th Valley". It is very obvious that those authors are passionate about their books and aren't just cranking out half-baked manuscripts full of cliches and, like the earlier reviewer mentioned, laughable stereotypes. Turtledove has a lot of talent, and, more relevant to this discussion, a lot of talent left, because he hasn't used up much of it on this book.
