Jan 263 min'Fire On the Mountain' reviewBy Alexander Wallace Alternate history has a well-deserved reputation of being dour. Our community has become quite used, perhaps too...
Jan 246 minInterviewing the AH Community: Dawn VogelQuestions from Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a large and healthy online community. Sea Lion...
Jan 215 minSpike's Alternate History: Nazi's Win WW2 (2011)By Matthew Kresal As Matt Mitrovich noted recently on Twitter, alternate history primary residence continues to be literature. Something...
Jan 193 min'The Wandering Warriors' reviewBy Alexander Wallace There’s something about alternate historians and baseball. Harry Turtledove loves the sport, having written one...
Jan 1715 minPrequel Problems: Rogue OneBy Tom Anderson It is fair to say that, since Disney acquired Star Wars in 2012, the content that has been produced has been met with a...
Jan 143 min'After Hastings' reviewBy Alex Wallace The Norman Conquest of 1066 is for England what 1776 is for America: the moment that their nation was born. Despite their...
Jan 1213 minInterviewing the AH Community: Carlos Arturo SerranoQuestions from Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a large and healthy online community. Sea Lion...
Jan 104 minThe Tree that Exploits Its Own Surplus ValueBy Alex Wallace On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...
Jan 72 minRed Hammer 1994 ReviewBy Colin Salt Robert Radcliffe's Red Hammer 1994 is an alternate history novel about a Russo-American World War III. Unlike some of the...
Jan 53 min'Yaqteenya: the Old World' reviewBy Alex Wallace Today, I have the distinct pleasure to introduce to the Anglophone online alternate history something that is entirely...
Jan 316 minPrequel Problems: Michael Stackpole, The Continuity Strikes BackBy Tom Anderson Some time ago, I penned (keyboard-ed?) a series of articles looking at the old Star Wars Expanded Universe of (mostly)...
Dec 31, 20218 minAlternate History as a Political TractBy Gary Oswald Politics is innately concerned with Alternate History. When your party wins an election and then you have to go back four...
Dec 29, 20214 minReview - 'To Climates Unknown'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...
Dec 27, 20212 minThe Making of a DivisionBy Colin Salt When making alternate armies that are far larger than their real life counterparts, it's important to note the important...
Dec 24, 20214 minReview: The Relentless Moon by Mary Robinette KowalBy Matthew Kresal The Moon, our nearest celestial neighbor, has long occupied a place in the human imagination. Before Apollo 11 landed...
Dec 23, 20211 minNEW RELEASES: AlloAmericana and The King's MissionJust 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...
Dec 22, 20213 minAt the 2021 Sidewise Awards Ceremony at DISCON IIIBy Alexander Wallace At four P.M, Eastern Standard time on December eighteenth, 2021, a large number of fans of the alternate history...
Dec 20, 202119 minFiction Friction: Fantasy Counterpart Cultures, Part 2By Tom Anderson In this article’s predecessor, I discussed a number of examples of how fantasy authors have taken inspiration from the...
Dec 19, 20211 minMatthew Kresal wins a Sidewise Award!A short stories published by Sea Lion Press has won the short-form category of the Sidewise Awards, the annual prize for alternate...
Dec 17, 20219 minWeimar Germany- W,X,Y,ZBy Sarah Zama Sarah Zama, @jazzfeathers on twitter and a writer of historical fantasy stories set in the 1920s, did 26 blog posts in 2018...