19 hours ago18 minOne Morning in Yangon: Part 2By Zachary Lynn This is the first part of a two part short story, which acts as a prequel to the Sea Lion Press Novel 'Three Days in Yang...
2 days ago14 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: Constantine and SonsBy Tim Venning This long Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and...
4 days ago14 minOne Morning in Yangon: Part 1By Zachary Lynn This is the first part of a two part short story, which acts as a prequel to the Sea Lion Press Novel 'Three Days in Yang...
5 days ago10 minInterviewing the AH Community: Charlie Allison of 'Sewer Rats Productions'Questions by Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a relatively tight-nit online community. Sea Lio...
6 days ago6 min“Walk With Me”: The Alternate History of The West WingBy Matthew Kresal Any serious discussion of TV in the last twenty years or so will likely include The West Wing. Aaron Sorkin's drama ser...
7 days ago8 minYearning to BreatheBy Alexander Ramos Wallace On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short st...
Oct 1211 minPrequel Problems: Prelude to DuneBy Tom Anderson In this article series, I put forward the thesis that writing a prequel to an established work of media is one of the mos...
Oct 1019 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: Constantine in the AscendantBy Tim Venning This long Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and...
Oct 96 minPODs of the Thirty Years War XXXVIIBy Alex Richards The Swedish success at the Second Battle of Breitenfeld, coupled with the failures by the Imperial armies to expel the F...
Oct 88 minInterviewing the AH Community: Alex Wallace of 'Alternate History Online'Questions by Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a relatively tight-nit online community. Sea Lio...
Oct 73 minAuthor Spotlight: P. Djèlí ClarkBy Alexander Wallace This is the first of what I hope will be a series of articles highlighting authors of alternate history whose work h...
Oct 65 minDreams of Arab UnityBy Nick Ottens This article was first published over here by our friends at Never Was Magazine and is shared as part of our partnership w...
Oct 53 minReview: Voyage (Radio Series)By Matthew Kresel Alternate history truly has it's main home on the printed page. True, there have been AH movies and TV shows, but such w...
Oct 315 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: A Combat of ChampionsBy Tim Venning This long Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and...
Oct 21 minNEW RELEASE: Decking the ShuffleA spiritual successor written with love by two brilliant academics, Decking the Shuffle takes the theme of Shuffling the Deck and turns i...
Oct 29 minForgotten Conflicts: The Libyan-Chadian WarBy Zachary Lynn There are countless wars and battles that are still remembered in the public’s collective awareness such as World War 2, ...
Oct 111 minInterviewing the AH Community: David Flin of Sgt Frosty PublicationsQuestions by Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a relatively tight-nit online community. Sea Lio...
Sep 303 minReview: All Our TomorrowsBy Matthew Kresal Alternate history offers us windows into worlds as they might have been. Arguably, this is a function of all fiction, i...
Sep 2910 minIn the Hall of the Mountain KingBy Deyland Somer On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...
Sep 288 minPrequel Problems: IntroductionBy Tom Anderson This is the first of a new series of writing-focused articles, in which I will review my experiences in what I regard as ...
