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By Tom Anderson In previous articles in this series, we looked at naval history through the topics of the Mediterranean galley, and then...

Sea Lion Press The core of Alternate History is one where all the questions of “What If?” are addressed. But there’s one What If question...

By Andy Cooke In the last article, I covered the Imperial Airship Scheme, the requirements for the R100 and R101, the division of teams...

By Katherine Foy “What they call France here is the land beyond the Loire, which to them is a foreign country” Jean Racine (1662)​ The...

We're extremely excited to be publishing Simon Brading's acclaimed tales of an alternate Second World War and the unconventional heroes...

By Tom Anderson An Alternate History Consequences article It is no great revelation to reflect that elements of works of fiction may not...

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

By Wm. Garrett Cothran Everyone has thoughts on time travel. If one thinks of time travel, they in effect think of alternate history. Yet...

By Adam Selby-Martin [Please note that the publisher kindly provided a review copy in return for an honest review of this title] It...

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 Andy Cooke When looking at disasters in history that pushed OTL away from airships, the most common one to come to mind is the...

By Katherine Foy “If otherwise mountains had arisen, rivers flowed or coasts trended, then how very different would mankind have...

The authors of the award-winning Agent Lavender: The Flight of Harold Wilson are back. Jack Tindale and Tom Black's new novella tells the...

By Tom Anderson In the first part of this multi-part article, I looked at the millennia-long history of the Mediterranean galley as a...

By Adam Selby-Martin I've previously reviewed one of Marc Jones' alternate history titles, The Fireflies of Port Stanley, and was...

Tom Black’s history book from another universe, The People’s Flag: The Union of Britain and the Kaiserreich has been published by Sea...

By Gary Oswald In the previous articles we have discussed the development of Dahomey in the late 19th century as it ran into the limits...

By Alex Richards ​In 1629, having fought Denmark to a draw and with Sweden not yet the major active player it was shortly to become,...

By Tom Anderson CAT: Wait, I know this game. It's called cat and mouse, and there's only one way to win; don't be the mouse! LISTER: What...

By Jack Tindale Welcome to the latest in our series of first chapters showcasing our books. Today, we have La Isla Blanca, by Jack...