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By Tom Anderson World War II has, for understandable reasons, left a long shadow on our cultural memory. Not only the greatest war the...

By Andy Cooke January 27th, 1967: the first deaths of NASA astronauts on live operations. A day burned indelibly into the heart of NASA....

By Ryan Fleming “Bond. Jimmy Bond.” Doesn’t have quite the same ring to it as the version of the line we got historically, does it? It...

By Charles EP Murphy It’s one of the most controversial and mocked Spider-Man stories of all time, but also one that sold a lot of comics...

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

By Tom Anderson In my previous ‘Consequences’ article, I described how the near miss of a gunman led to the writing of The Wind in the...

By Nigel Waite 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 In my recent review of Peter Tsouras’ Napoleon Victorious, I briefly discussed the idea that the Alternate History...

By Alex Richards As summer dawned in 1632, Gustavus Adolphus found himself in a challenging position. Despite his advance into the Empire...

By Tom Anderson World War One was said to be ‘the war to end all wars’. The fact that we now have to append a number to it is testament...

By Andy Cooke Aleksandr Vishnevsky was the best surgeon on the staff of Dr Boris Petrovsy, the Minister of Health for the Soviet Union -...

By Charles EP Murphy In the last issue of Tini Howard and Kei Zama’s Death’s Head, Dr Necker tells the original Death’s Head that of all...

November is a month of serials here at Sea Lion Press, as one popular series continues, an epic saga concludes, and an esteemed online...

By Ryan Fleming "Bond. James Bond.” With that line one of the most enduring characters in film history was introduced to audiences in...

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

By Tom Anderson How a Scotsman’s Alcoholism and an Englishman’s Bad Aim Created Modern Children’s Literature Kenneth Grahame was, as one...

By Ryan Fleming 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 In my time spent exploring Alternate History fiction , I’ve come to the (no doubt entirely unoriginal) conclusion...