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By Alexander Wallace When I was a neophyte to online alternate history, Mark Millar’s Superman: Red Son was one of the most commonly...

By Matthew Kresal If you follow pop culture in the slightest or merely have a Netflix account, you've very likely heard of Bridgerton....

By Alexander Wallace It took me far too long to actually get around to reading Another Girl, Another Planet; I had attended RavenCon some...

By Matthew Kresal When it comes to alternate histories of the Second World War, there seems to be a strong focus on Nazi Germany....

By Alexander Wallace The American Revolution has become a legend for the United States, as wars of national liberation have become for...

By Monroe Templeton Harry Turtledove’s The Guns of the South (1992) is a classic of alternate history. It is a book which has cemented...

By Alexander Wallace Back when I was getting into the alternate history fandom in the early 2010s, I read many strange alternate history...

By Matthew Kresal Alternate history works seem to come in two varieties. In the first, authors see it as a genre, engaging in...

By Alexander Wallace She disappeared over the Pacific after taking off from Lae in Papua New Guinea, and from there was never seen again....

By Alexander Wallace All too often, those of us in the West have rather skewed views of what we consider ‘developed.’ Much of the world...

By Colin Salt Coming along at just the right time and place for me, the The Big One series by the recently deceased Stuart Slade has to...

By Matthew Kresal Future history and alternate history come hand in hand. Often with the former becoming the latter as events overtake...

By Alexander Wallace Abraham Lincoln is now widely revered as the savior of the American republic, second only to George Washington in...

By Alex Wallace To be perfectly honest I don’t remember where I first encountered 1945A; it was probably through YouTube’s related video...

By Matthew Kresal Mars has called to generations of space enthusiasts, a crimson fleece for would-be astronauts. Visions of how we might...

By Alex Wallace Racism is oftentimes a terrifying thing to those who have to bear the brunt of it. In the Jim Crow South, specifically...

By Matthew Kresal When dealing with sub-genres, there can often be a thin line between them. Take alternate history, dystopian fiction,...

By Alexander Wallace Much like the piece I did on Roll Northumbria, this little film is one of those wonderful little things that an...

By Alexander Wallace The likes of Tom Clancy and Larry Bond captured a certain American triumphalist zeitgeist that ran throughout the...

By Alex Wallace There’s a certain poetry, I feel, in reading old science fiction the year in which it is set. You see two mirrors,...