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By Colin Salt Switzerland and Afghanistan do not share much in common. The biggest similarities between the two are lots of mountains on...

By Gary Oswald The precolonial history of sub-Saharan Africa is not particularly well taught or widely known in the West, for a bunch of...

By Matthew Kresal Seventy-five years ago today, the press office of the US Army Air Force's 509th Bomb group released a press statement....

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

Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Katy Moran, a writer of Romantic Alternate History. She can be found at her website and...

By David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications Night...

By Tom Anderson Last time on my Star Trek articles, we concluded our look at The Next Generation (TNG) on TV as it reached its conclusion...

By Gary Oswald Sea Lion Press has published a lot of books (132 currently available) and it can be intimidating for a new reader who has...

By Dale Cozort This story was originally published on Dale’s website in February 1998. He has since published some of his essays in three...

By Gary Oswald The Great Trek of white settlers away from the British Cape Colony to their own Republics in the interior has been...

By David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications This is a...

Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Gerard O’Shea and Dave Fleming, hosts of the Outside The Box: The Football What If?...

By Matthew Kresal The mid-1980s is not remembered fondly by fans of the BBC's Doctor Who. The series began a downward trajectory after...

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...

By 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...

By David Flin This series of articles is the first draft of what will hopefully be a book published by Sgt. Frosty Publications It may...

By Tom Anderson In this article we will be looking at the use of AH and time travel tropes (and other contextually relevant information)...

By Dale Cozort This story was originally published on Dale’s website in February 1998. He has since published some of his essays in three...

By Sarah Zama Sarah Zama, @jazzfeathers on twitter and a writer of historical fantasy stories set in the 1920s, did 26 blog posts in 2020...

By Jared Kavanagh The Arthurian legendarium is one of the most extensive corpuses in literature, having been told and retold more times...