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By Gary Oswald The Berlin Conference of 1884-85 is probably the best known and most taught moment of the Scramble of Africa. It was a...

By Tom Anderson 1987 finally saw the return of Star Trek to the small screen with Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG). I have already...

By Dale Cozort This Scenario was originally posted on Dale's Website in 1998. It can be found, among other stories and essays, in Dale's...

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 Gary Oswald Between 1500 and 1820, Africa’s population declined relative to that of the rest of the world due a combination of booming...

By Gary Oswald Everfair by Nisi Shawl, is a book that I knew I had to buy as soon as I saw the concept. Which is 'what if the Congo Free...

By Matthew Kresal A hundred and ten years ago, a grand ocean liner of the Edwardian era was caught up in fate and circumstances on its...

By Alex Wallace This article was first published over here by our friends at Never Was Magazine and is shared as part of our partnership...

By Gary Oswald In 1914, Blaise Diagne became the first entirely ethnically black African to be elected to a European parliament when he...

By Tom Anderson Aside note: in between writing part 4 and this article, Star Trek: Picard returned and featured...a time travel and...

By Dale Cozort This Scenario was originally posted on Dale's Blog in 2022. Essays like this can be found in Dale's 'Space Bats and...

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 Gary Oswald The first articles I ever wrote for this site were a three part series looking at the Kingdom of Dahomey in modern day...

By Adam Selby-Martin On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories...

By Matthew Kresal “You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive.” "No one would have believed, in the last years of the nineteenth century,...

By Gary Oswald The African Polities of the late 19th century threw up more than their fair share of brilliant military leaders and...

Questions from Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a large and healthy community. Sea Lion Press...

Sea Lion Press is delighted to unveil four new titles. A Bright, Cold Day from Mark Ciccone tells a tale of a different life for George...

By Tom Anderson In a previous article in this series, I discussed AH tropes in the non-canon comics spinoffs from Star Trek “The Original...

Authors from Sea Lion Press are doing a sponsored writeathon today (the 26th of March). For 24 hours, they are going to write and dream...