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By Tom Anderson "My God, Sir, I've lost my leg." "My God, Sir, if you had a GPS tracker device fitted to it, you'd never lose it."...

By Jeff Provine This article was originally posted on This Day in Alternate History and the original article can be found there. Please...

No, not that sort of panel beating. Image courtesy Wikimedia commons. In this article, I’ll be posing a few questions for some regulars...

By David Flin. The new Editor, one David Flin, looks out over his new domain. He feels he should note that his hair has more grey in it...

By Steve Payne, Jeff Provine and Allen W. McDonnell This article was originally posted on Today in Alternate History (twitter)and the...

By Ryan Fleming Can a work of fiction be cursed? If people, places or things can be cursed then why not a work of fiction too? Such...

By Jeff Provine This article was originally posted on This Day in Alternate History and the original article can be found there. Please...

By Tom Anderson Last time we looked at Star Trek: The Original Series (TOS) non-canon spinoffs, such as comics and novels, which were...

By Steve Payne and Jeff Provine This article was originally posted on Today in Alternate History (twitter) and the original article can...

By Matthew Kresal In his recent series of articles, Ryan Fleming has been exploring the history of the horror genre and how it might have...

By Ryan Fleming In the present day and for most of their history, comic books have been synonymous with the superhero genre. The genre...

By Jared Kavanagh Antarctica. The White Continent. The last continent reached by humans. The unexplored frontier of alternate history....

By Gary Oswald, Ishan Sharma and Lilith Roberts One of the most common forms of microfiction you find on AH forums is the wikibox, an...

By Ryan Fleming In popular culture there are some works that have managed to become famous despite never happening at all. Projects can...

By Allen W. McDonnell This article was originally posted on Today in Alternate History (twitter) and the original article can be found...

By Tom Anderson In the second half of the 1990s, the Star Trek franchise was now represented on-screen by the TV series “Star Trek: Deep...

By Colin Salt Even by the standards of a series that was never the best at conventional storytelling (to put it mildly) to begin with,...

By Tom Anderson, Monroe Templeton, Phillip Clarke and Wm. Garrett Cothran In the previous article in this series, we looked at the idea...

By Ryan Fleming On 15th August 1945 the surrender of the Empire of Japan was announced by Emperor Hirohito, in effect bringing the Second...

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