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By Matthew Kresal Doctor Who's seventeenth season, aired across autumn 1979 and early 1980, has become remembered primarily for being the...

By Alexander Wallace Harry Turtledove has often been tarred within our community as being excessively parallelistic; certainly, most of...

By Tom Anderson Jack Campbell is the nom de plume of American science fiction and fantasy writer John G. Hemry (b. 1956). Under his own...

By Alexander Wallace Shakespeare can be hard to parse nowadays; he is often taught in such a manner that is antithetical to the spirit of...

By Alexander Wallace American Civil War timelines are second only to World War II timelines in their ubiquity in alternate history...

By Charles EP Murphy Spanning 101 issues in the late 1970s, Misty is one of the most fondly remembered girls’ comics of its time,...

By Matthew Kresal Titanic. It's a name that conjures up images. The grand ocean liner of the Edwardian era caught up in fate and...

By Alexander Wallace In my stead as the administrator of the Alternate History Online group on Facebook, whenever I see a question...

By Thomas Anderson This article is, I suspect, going to be controversial. I grew up with Sega consoles and was barely aware of Nintendo’s...

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

By Alex Richards The Westphalian Peace It is tempting, from the perspective of the writer of Alternate History, to speculate on the...

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

By Alexander Wallace I have the somewhat unpopular opinion in alternate history circles that Harry Turtledove remains perhaps my favorite...

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

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

By Matthew Kresal In 1975, Tom Baker concluded his first season of adventures as the Fourth Doctor in the BBC's long-running series...

By Charles EP Murphy Superhero comics are infamous for the unchanging status quos and parts of the canon that are absolute. That means...

By Alexander Wallace The space race is a fascinating time; it’s one of superpower competition and cutting-edge technology that ended up...

By Tom Anderson In 1972, during a rather rainy family holiday to Wales, an author named Colin Dexter conceived an idea for a detective...

By Alex Richards With Imperial war efforts in the Rhineland effectively ended, the Archbishop-Elector of Cologne’s campaign in Cologne...