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By Alex Wallace This article was first published over here by our friends at Never Was Magazine and is shared as part of our partnership...

By Alexander Wallace, Liam Connell, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Alison Morton This is an experiment: a panel discussion, modelled on...

By Alexander Wallace, Liam Connell, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Alison Morton This is an experiment: a panel discussion, modelled on...

By Alex Wallace Turning a democracy into a dictatorship is one of the oldest traditional scenarios in the alternate history genre. For...

By Alex Wallace One of those strange historical footnotes the budding alternate historian will come across during their informal...

By Alexander Wallace We in the West have an unfortunate tendency to think of the 1990s as a peaceful, sometimes outright boring, decade....

By Alexander Wallace Alternate history has a well-deserved reputation of being dour. Our community has become quite used, perhaps too...

By Alexander Wallace There’s something about alternate historians and baseball. Harry Turtledove loves the sport, having written one...

By Alex Wallace The Norman Conquest of 1066 is for England what 1776 is for America: the moment that their nation was born. Despite their...

By Alex Wallace On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...

By Alex Wallace Today, I have the distinct pleasure to introduce to the Anglophone online alternate history something that is entirely...

By Alex Wallace This article was first published over here by our friends at Never Was Magazine and is shared as part of our partnership...

By Alexander Wallace At four P.M, Eastern Standard time on December eighteenth, 2021, a large number of fans of the alternate history...

By Alex Wallace One of the oldest forms of alternate history is the portal fantasy involving real history. Much of the genesis of the...

By Alexander Wallace Greg Egan is not an author I associate with alternate history; he strikes me as a more modern version of Arthur C....

By Alexander Wallace Of the entire constellation of things that alternate historians love, two of the brightest stars are Theodore...

By Alex Wallace We don’t generally think of China Miéville as an alternate history author. We know him to be the standard bearer of the...

By Alex Wallace Unfortunately, I was relatively late to read Mary Robinette Kowal’s Lady Astronaut series (the first two volumes of which...

By Alex Wallace There is a small but steadily more noticeable trend of more ‘mainstream’ science fiction and fantasy writers using...

By Alexander Wallace When writers want to bring back the feel of interwar pulp fiction, they will of course exploit the technology and...