16 hours ago5 minUnbuilt ParisBy 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...
2 days ago5 minReview - The Bear Cavalry by D.G. ValdronBy Gary Oswald The sad truth is I’m not actually that big a fan of professionally written alternate history books. I’m not one of those p...
4 days ago11 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: Building for the FutureBy Tim Venning This long Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and...
5 days ago6 minExploring Alternate Wars of the Roses: A Year of Four KingsBy Tyler Parsons England has never had four monarchs in a single year. Well, arguably 1066, if you squint hard enough and are inclined to...
7 days ago5 minNXIVM-Layers within LayersBy Zachary Lynn It does not always take poor circumstances for people to begin to search for meaning in their lives, or at least look for...
Sep 1515 minPoint of No ReturnBy Paul Hynes On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a sp...
Sep 1410 minThe Nominative MinefieldBy Tom Anderson One of the more common reader comments I get on my Look to the West series of alternate history books is ‘How do you come...
Sep 1210 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: New System, New ChallengesBy Tim Venning This long Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and...
Sep 116 minPODs of the Thirty Years War XXXVBy Alex Richards The events of 1640 would prove in the long run to represent the beginning of the end of Spain’s position as the pre-emin...
Sep 94 minReview - The Plot Against AmericaBy Alexander Wallace Reading the original novel The Plot Against America, by Philip Roth, published in 2004, it can feel like it was mean...
Sep 86 minLost Cause: Genre Trope to AvoidBy 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...
Sep 75 minThe Moscow Option: An Alternative Second World WarBy Adam Selby-Martin While it can be fun to read Alternate History fiction, from time to time I do like to dip my toe into the more acade...
Sep 517 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: The Romans ReuniteBy Tim Venning This Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and so i...
Sep 45 minReview: Time and Time AgainBy Jared Kavanagh If you had one chance to change history, where would you go? What would you do? Who would you kill? Those questions c...
Sep 26 minAum ShinrikyoBy Zachary Lynn The idea of a cult that wants to end the world is a staple of fiction and science fiction. Such a group is very rare in o...
Sep 18 minPoets and Other AnimalsBy Liam Connell On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a ...
Aug 3112 minChains of Consequences: Dirty QWERTYBy Tom Anderson It will be of no surprise to you if I said I am writing this article on a keyboard whose first row of letters spells out ...
Aug 2916 minAn Alternate History of the Roman Empire: Things Fall Apart but the Centre can HoldBy Tim Venning This Series of Articles discusses a hypothetical history of the Roman Empire wherein Marcus Aurelius lives longer and so i...
Aug 285 minPODs of the Thirty Years War XXXIVBy Alex Richards Having examined the Northern campaign immediately after the Peace of Prague, the war in Lower Saxony, the war in Hesse a...
Aug 265 minThe World Set FreeBy Alexander Wallace In certain political science (or political shitposting) circles there is a term ‘accelerationism,’ referring to a be...
