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By Gary Oswald The men who would later become Emperor Dessalines, King Henry and President Pétion had all been loyal soldiers of France...

By Tom Anderson Some years ago, when I was in the final stages of writing up my PhD thesis, I decided I needed a suitably...

By Andy Cooke The Soviets were worried. Ronald Reagan's rhetoric on his "Strategic Defence Initiative" was vivid, although was it...

By Charles EP Murphy You’re Alan Moore, you’ve just finished Watchmen, you’ve just shattered the entire superhero genre. What do you do...

By Ryan Fleming Bond. Not as Bond. In these articles I have mentioned how nothing seemed to attract the eye of the producers of the Bond...

By Simon Brading With volume 5 of the Misfit Squadron series, "The Maltese Defence" now published, work is already well under way on...

By Tom Anderson The name ‘Pacific’ Ocean means ‘Peaceful’; it was so named by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521 because he found favourable...

By Samuel O'Slaine Storytelling is an art. It is the art of entertaining an audience by creating a narrative. We’ve decided to try an...

By Adam Selby-Martin The question that Marc H Jones poses in The Fireflies of Port Stanley is quite simple, in one way, and yet in...

By Gary Oswald The goal of the original slave uprising in Haiti was simply that they didn’t want to be slaves anymore. These were people...

Today, Sea Lion Press moves into the culinary arena with our first recipe book. This brilliant and innovative spin on alternate history...

By Tom Anderson “Did you hear about the man who stole a calendar? He got twelve months.” – old Christmas cracker joke​ Since the dawn of...

By Andy Cooke On Christmas Day, 1968, Apollo 8 entered lunar orbit smoothly - the first manned spacecraft to reach the Moon. It was the...

By Charles EP Murphy The year is 1961 and comics are about to change forever. Fantastic Four #1 is out, birthing the Marvel Age of Comics...

By Ryan Fleming Christmas. Merry Christmas. Somehow a film series about an alcoholic, gambling, womanising assassin became a staple of...

By Tom Anderson Christmas is a festival which has reached around the world, and given birth to a host of different traditions in...

By Katie Foy On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write vignettes on a...

By Samuel O'Slaine Storytelling is an art. It is the art of entertaining an audience by creating a narrative. We’ve decided to try an...

By Adam Selby-Martin This review was previously posted on the Sci-Fi and Fantasy Reviewer on 25 January 2018 I’ve long maintained that...

By Gary Oswald In August 1791 a number of plantation slaves met in the woods of Bois Caïman in North Haiti. That meeting was the starting...