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By Tyler Parsons This is a series of articles about the Taiping Rebellion, the first summed up the Military campaign and the second the...

By Matthew Kresal The Avro Arrow is one of those incredible what-if stories to come out of the Cold War. A Canadian-built fighter for the...

By Alexander Wallace For those of you have read my other articles, I am quite the aficionado of the work of H. G. Wells, having written a...

By Tom Anderson In a previous article in this series, I discussed the Inspector Morse franchise; how it developed from a series of novels...

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

By Alexander Wallace Alternate history as a genre oftentimes has a skeptical attitude towards those outsiders who decide to engage in the...

By Colin Salt One of the most interesting gaps in alternate history fiction is the seeming lack of a Larry Bond-style serious look at a...

By Matthew Kresal "What if?" It's a powerful question, one that drives much of alternate history and fiction writing in general. It's...

By Adam Selby-Martin There are innumerable titles in the Alternate History genre that deal with a Great Britain occupied by the Nazis in...

By Thomas Anderson In my earlier Prequel Problems article about Colin Dann’s Animals of Farthing Wood series, I mentioned that reading it...

By Bonniecanuck On September 18, 1931, elements of the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) carried out an invasion of the north-eastern Chinese...

Sea Lion Press is proud to announce the publication of three new books. Grapeshot and Guillotines is the latest of Sea Lion Press' short...

By Alexander Wallace The very conceit of a German victory in World War II is in and of itself a cliche in our online alternate history...

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

By Matthew Kresal The 1960s Space Race saw the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in an ever-evolving game of one-upmanship. One...

By Alex Wallace “In the name of God, leave Palestine alone!” Yusuf Diya al-Khalidi, Mayor of Jerusalem in an 1899 letter to Zadok Kahn,...

By Tom Anderson In my previous Prequel Problems article looking at the Star Trek franchise, I explored Judith and Garfield...

By Max Lindh In the first installment of this subseries of the longer series of Prequel Problems, we touched upon that during the years...

By Alexander Wallace We alternate historians, and the broader popular culture more generally, rightfully think of Nazi Germany as being...

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