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Jul 301 minNEW RELEASE: Well Met By StarlightTom Anderson's standalone followup to The Surly Bonds of Earth is out now. “This day in human history...is the day it stops being only hu...
Jul 2911 min“Not a Heartbeat Stilled”: Jochi, eldest son of Genghis Khan, lives past 1227.By Charles Allison Genghis Khan died in September 1227, likely from complications of being thrown from a horse. The great khan did not di...
Jul 284 minUnbuilt MoscowBy 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...
Jul 2712 minExploring Alternate Wars of the Roses: King HollandBy Tyler Parsons Henry Holland, Duke of Exeter, has much in common with his brother-in-law George, Duke of Clarence. Like Clarence, Exete...
Jul 2511 minAn Alternative History of the Roman Empire: The Last Years of Marcus AureliusBy Tim Venning In the previous article, we looked at the events of 180 AD and the death of Marcus Aurelius of illness. What would happen ...
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Jul 224 minAlternate History at the 2020 HugosBy Alexander Wallace As this article goes to press online voting for the Hugo awards is still open. It will close Wednesday 22 July 2020 ...
Jul 218 minMoses in TokyoBy Deyland Somer On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...
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