Rising Sun Victorious: The Alternate History of How The Japanese Won The Pacific War
Published in 2001 and edited by Peter G. Tsouras. Included the following essays:
- Hokushin: The Second Russo-Japanese War – Peter G. Tsouras
- Be Careful What You Wish For: The Plan Orange Disaster – Wade G. Dudley
- Pearl Harbor: Irredeemable Defeat – Frank Shirer
- Coral and Purple: The Lost Advantage – James Arnold
- Nagumo's Luck: The Battles of Midway and California – Forrest R. Lindsey
- Samurai Down Under: The Japanese Invasion of Australia – John H. Gill
- The Japanese Raj: The Conquest of India – David C. Isby
- Guadalcanal: The Broken Shoestring – John Burtt
- There Are Such Things as Miracles: Halsey and Kurita at Leyte Gulf – Christopher J. Anderson
- Victory Rides the Wind: The Kamikaze Prevents Defeat at Kyūshū – Dennis Giangreco
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