I've only read one Keith Roberts book, but it was wonderful.  "Pavane" is
the best alternate history novels I've read.  It postulates a medieval
soociety extended until the late 20th century (complete with lords and a
powerful church). Very nicely written as a group of interlocking stories,
it's really recommended.  I own a couple of other of his books, but I
haven't read them yet.

[C] == Short Story Collection.
[CP] == Chapbook (a very short book, or pamphlet)..
[NSF] == Not SF

/John

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Roberts, Keith [John] [Kingston] [U.K., 9/20/1935- ]
   The Furies [1966]
   Pavane [1968]
   The Inner Wheel [1970]
   Anita [1970] [C]
   The Boat of Fate [1971] [NSF]
   Machines and Men [1973] [C]
   The Chalk Giants [1974, 1976]
   The Grain Kings [1976] [C]
   The Passing of Dragons [1977] [C]
   Ladies from Hell [1979] [C]
   Molly Zero [1980]
   Kiteworld [1985]
   Kaeti and Company [1986] [C]
   The Lordly Ones [1986] [C]
   Grainne [1987]
   The Natural History of P. H. [1988] [CP] [Non-Fiction]
   The Road to Paradise [1989] [NSF]
   Irish Encounters [1989] [CP] [C] [Non-Fiction]

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