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By Matthew Kresal The Avro Arrow is one of those incredible what-if stories to come out of the Cold War. A Canadian-built fighter for the...

By Alexander Wallace For those of you have read my other articles, I am quite the aficionado of the work of H. G. Wells, having written a...

By Alexander Wallace Alternate history as a genre oftentimes has a skeptical attitude towards those outsiders who decide to engage in the...

By Adam Selby-Martin There are innumerable titles in the Alternate History genre that deal with a Great Britain occupied by the Nazis in...

By Alexander Wallace The very conceit of a German victory in World War II is in and of itself a cliche in our online alternate history...

By Matthew Kresal The 1960s Space Race saw the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in an ever-evolving game of one-upmanship. One...

By Alexander Wallace We alternate historians, and the broader popular culture more generally, rightfully think of Nazi Germany as being...

By Alexander Wallace Harry Turtledove has often been tarred within our community as being excessively parallelistic; certainly, most of...

By Alexander Wallace Shakespeare can be hard to parse nowadays; he is often taught in such a manner that is antithetical to the spirit of...

By Alexander Wallace American Civil War timelines are second only to World War II timelines in their ubiquity in alternate history...

By Charles EP Murphy Spanning 101 issues in the late 1970s, Misty is one of the most fondly remembered girls’ comics of its time,...

By Alexander Wallace In my stead as the administrator of the Alternate History Online group on Facebook, whenever I see a question...

By Alexander Wallace I have the somewhat unpopular opinion in alternate history circles that Harry Turtledove remains perhaps my favorite author ever. It is he, more than any other individual author, who got me into the genre of alternate history and into speculative fiction more broadly (I read a good deal of Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke and Jerry Pournelle in my youth, but none have had the influence that Turtledove has had). I think that, at his best, he is very good

By Charles EP Murphy Superhero comics are infamous for the unchanging status quos and parts of the canon that are absolute. That means...

By Alexander Wallace The space race is a fascinating time; it’s one of superpower competition and cutting-edge technology that ended up...

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...