2 days ago4 minDoctor Who: Mind of The HodiacBy Matthew Kresal The mid-1980s is not remembered fondly by fans of the BBC's Doctor Who. The series began a downward trajectory after...
3 days ago10 minWhat If Germany Had Returned to War in 1919?By Dale Cozort This Scenario was originally posted on Dale's Website in 1998. Essays like this can be found in Dale's 'Space Bats and...
4 days ago3 minReview: The CrossingBy Alex Wallace It can feel like the ISOT (a trope named after Island in the Sea of Time by S.M. Sterling wherein people from one time...
5 days ago7 minThe Nitpicker’s Guide to Ancient Warfare: RaidsBy David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications It may...
6 days ago15 minAlternate History in Star Trek Part 10: The Final Adventures of TNGBy Tom Anderson In this article we will be looking at the use of AH and time travel tropes (and other contextually relevant information)...
Jun 1720 minWhat If Poland Stopped the Blitz? Part 1By Dale Cozort This story was originally published on Dale’s website in February 1998. He has since published some of his essays in three...
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Jun 154 minReview: Sword, Stone and Table (edited by Swapna Krishna & Jenn Northington)By Jared Kavanagh The Arthurian legendarium is one of the most extensive corpuses in literature, having been told and retold more times...
Jun 144 minThe Nitpicker’s Guide to Ancient Warfare: SiegesBy David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications The...
Jun 1310 minInterview: Leo McBrideQuestions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Leo McBride, a speculative fiction writer and co founder of Inklings Press who can be...
Jun 103 minMidway, Alternate History, and the Matter of InterpretationBy Matthew Kresal Eighty years ago this week, one of the defining battles of the Second World War's Pacific theatre took place. The...
Jun 910 minAfrica During the Scramble: Guns of the SothoBy Gary Oswald Henry Bartle Frere was recalled to London in August 1880 by the new Gladstone ministry to answer for having launched an...
Jun 86 minInterview: Jack Chambers-WardQuestions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Jack Chambers-Ward, the Host of the podcast Sequelisers He can be found on twitter and...
Jun 74 minThe Nitpicker’s Guide to Ancient Warfare: Encounter and Pre-set BattlesBy David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications A pre-set...
Jun 617 minAlternate History in Star Trek Part 9: The Continuing Mission of TNGBy Tom Anderson When we last left off looking at Star Trek: The Next Generation in Part 6, it was with the iconic end-of-season-3...
Jun 318 minPanel Discussion: All the Myriad Ways - Part 2By Alexander Wallace, Adam Selby-Martin, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Matt Mitrovich This is a panel discussion, modelled on live...
Jun 27 minVignette: The Quiet MaxBy Charles EP Murphy On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories...
Jun 112 minPanel Discussion: All the Myriad Ways - Part 1By Alexander Wallace, Adam Selby-Martin, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Matt Mitrovich Wallace: In the Sea Lion Press forum community and...
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May 3018 minFiction Friction: “Prince Caspian” and How to Write Time Travel WellBy Tom Anderson I wrote ‘time travel’ in the title of this article, but really it could apply to any sort of circumstance in which a...