Dixie The Confederate States of America 2001

What if the Confederacy had won the Civil War?

In 1863, a single bullet changes history. Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain dies at Gettysburg, the Union position at Little Round Top collapses, and the Confederate victory sets America-and the world-on a radically different course.

More than a century later, it is 2001. The Confederate States of America stretches across fifty-two states. Richmond is the national capital. Slavery still exists. The old United States is remembered as a failed experiment, and the world has developed into something disturbingly different from the one we know.

Thomas Mann, a New York Times reporter and Southerner by birth, is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy after a mysterious stranger asks him to travel to Washington. What begins as the promise of a major story soon becomes something far more deadly. People are being murdered. Powerful forces are determined to protect their secrets. And Mann is about to discover that the foundations of the Confederate States may not be as secure as they appear.

Part alternate history, part political thriller, DIXIE explores a chilling question: How different might our world be if one moment at Gettysburg had gone the other way?