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Sport in Alternate History, Part 7. Teams that never were - Relocations
By Pete Usher MK Dons; they seem to be missing a goalkeeper. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Following on from Pete's article on...
Oct 19, 202311 min read


The Adventures of Aella the Amazon. Part 6: Season Five.
By Paul Leone. Alexander the Great meets Diogenes (without his barrel), by Gaspar de Crayer. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons....
Oct 18, 20235 min read


The Alternate Lavender Island
Marooned guest: Tom Anderson Lavendered, with just a few possessions. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Have you ever wondered what it...
Oct 16, 20239 min read


An Alternate History of Horror XVI: Behind the Sofa
By Ryan Fleming This is not a good sofa to hide behind. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Since age restrictions were introduced to...
Oct 13, 202314 min read


POD Cast: 30 August 1422. Part 1.
By Tim Venning Henry V of England. Great Leader? War criminal? Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. 30 August 1422: What if Henry V did...
Oct 12, 202311 min read


The Adventures of Aella the Amazon. Part 5: Season Four.
By Paul Leone The Sea Queen. Possibly. There aren't many photographs of the original. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Continuing our...
Oct 11, 20235 min read


Alternate History and Stargate. Part 6
By Tom Anderson From left: Debbie Reynolds (actress), Richard Nixon (President), Carrie Fisher (actress), Pat Nixon (First Lady). None of...
Oct 9, 20238 min read


Monthly Vignette: The Olfactory Age
By Lena Worwood This month's vignette is Horror. Sammy wants a sofa to hide behind. On Sealion Press Forums , we run a monthly Vignette...
Oct 7, 202321 min read


Writing AH. Anachronisms Part 6: War! Huh! What is it named for?
By Tom Anderson French military cemetery in Verdun; The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Ask...
Oct 6, 20239 min read


The Adventures of Aella the Amazon. Part 4: Season 3.
By Paul Leone The Centaur of Tymfi; that human/horse back junction is going to cause problems. Perhaps that's why there are so few...
Oct 4, 20234 min read


Sport in Alternate History. Part 6. Sport and Politics (II)
By Pete Usher The previous article in this series can be found Here “I wanted no part of politics. And I wasn’t in Berlin to compete...
Oct 2, 20239 min read


Tales from Development Hell: At the Mountains of Madness.
By Ryan Fleming HP Lovecraft. Unfilmable? Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Unfilmable is mostly spoken about as a certitude, that...
Sep 29, 20239 min read


Book Nook: Agent Lavender, by Tom Black and Jack Tindale
Authors interviewed by David Flin The book that started it all. One of the first books produced by SLP, and an iconic aspect of the...
Sep 28, 202313 min read


The Adventures of Aella the Amazon. Part 3: Season 2.
By Paul Leone. Two Amazons battle two griffins. Bas relief from the British Museum. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Continuing our...
Sep 27, 20234 min read


Book Nook: The Eyre Affair, by Jasper Fforde
Review by Jared Kavanagh Picture courtesy Amazon. The year in 1985. Britain and Russia have been fighting the Crimean War since 1854....
Sep 25, 20234 min read


An Alternate History of Horror XV: Teenage Wasteland.
By Ryan Fleming. The grandmother of slasher films. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. An oversaturated marketplace caused by innumerable...
Sep 22, 202313 min read


Sport and Alternate History. Part 5: Teams that Never Were - Mergers.
By Pete Usher Roda JC vs Feyenoord; Jan 1975. Roda won 1-0. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. The previous article in this series can...
Sep 21, 20237 min read


The Adventures of Aella the Amazon. Part 2: Season One
By Paul Leone. The first Myth of the Week: Plight of the Pegasus. Picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Reviews of books, films, and...
Sep 20, 20234 min read


Announcement: Alternate Antarcticas
Not for me, this time. Back in March, Jared Kavanagh announced that he was accepting submissions for an anthology entitled Alternate...
Sep 18, 20231 min read


Call for Articles
He's glaring at you. You can't see it because of the spectacles, but he is. Yes, it’s that time of an editorial reign of terror that the...
Sep 15, 20232 min read
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