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

By Colin Salt Robert Radcliffe's Red Hammer 1994 is an alternate history novel about a Russo-American World War III. Unlike some of the...

By Alex Wallace Today, I have the distinct pleasure to introduce to the Anglophone online alternate history something that is entirely...

By Tom Anderson Some time ago, I penned (keyboard-ed?) a series of articles looking at the old Star Wars Expanded Universe of (mostly)...

By Gary Oswald Politics is innately concerned with Alternate History. When your party wins an election and then you have to go back four...

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 Colin Salt When making alternate armies that are far larger than their real life counterparts, it's important to note the important...

By Matthew Kresal The Moon, our nearest celestial neighbor, has long occupied a place in the human imagination. Before Apollo 11 landed...

Just in time for Christmas! If you want to fill up your new Kindle with some Sea Lion Press books this Saturday, or you're looking for...

By Alexander Wallace At four P.M, Eastern Standard time on December eighteenth, 2021, a large number of fans of the alternate history...

By Tom Anderson In this article’s predecessor, I discussed a number of examples of how fantasy authors have taken inspiration from the...

A short stories published by Sea Lion Press has won the short-form category of the Sidewise Awards, the annual prize for alternate...

By Sarah Zama Sarah Zama, @jazzfeathers on twitter and a writer of historical fantasy stories set in the 1920s, did 26 blog posts in 2018...

By Alex Wallace One of the oldest forms of alternate history is the portal fantasy involving real history. Much of the genesis of the...

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

By Matthew Kresal What would Doctor Who be without the Daleks? If they hadn't featured in the second-ever serial, broadcast in the winter...

By Alexander Wallace Greg Egan is not an author I associate with alternate history; he strikes me as a more modern version of Arthur C....

By Tom Anderson In my most recent article, I discussed fantasy authors’ ideas for magical stand-ins for technology. This article is the...

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

By Alexander Wallace Of the entire constellation of things that alternate historians love, two of the brightest stars are Theodore...