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By Wm Garrett Cothran Conspiracies and history seem to go hand in hand. Lurking in the shadows behind every fact, there is the “real...

By Alex Richards As September 1631 dawned, the trend of the Thirty Years War appeared to be fixed. Initial Protestant rebellions would be...

By Tom Anderson On June 28th 1914, Bosnian Serb nationalist Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the...

By Tom Anderson In January 2007 I first began writing and posting a project I called “Look to the West”, my first ‘proper’ attempt at a...

By Andy Cooke Eisenhower's Priorities After the furore over the Soviet Union "winning" the race to launch the first satellite, President...

By Charles EP Murphy Which single character both links the Heroic Autobots, Doctor Who, and the Fantastic Four in a continuity nightmare,...

By Ryan Fleming When you look at the highest grossing films in any given year this decade, you are greeted with a barrage of big-budget...

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 I recently mentioned on social media that on this day (then November 4th) Túpac Amaru II had launched his uprising in...

By Mark Tentarelli 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 I do have a soft spot for a good, immersive crime thriller, and there have certainly been a number of them set in...

By Wm. Garret Cothran For a moment, close your eyes. You are in a room, pipe in hand, deer stalker on the coffee table. All around you...

By Alex Richards Turning at last to the Swedish Intervention in the Thirty Years War, we come to the most famous and celebrated part of...

By Tom Anderson The last few articles in this series have mostly focused on the idea of a neat progression of frontline naval technology...

By Andy Cooke With politics and the effects of disagreements on EU membership and even debates taking centre stage in the UK right now,...

Three new books are released by Sea Lion Press today. Drake's Drum: The Reckoning continues Nicholas Sumner's acclaimed very different...

By Andy Cooke This series will look at potential Points of Divergence (PoDs) of the Space Age. From the first launches to the present...

By Charles EP Murphy 2000AD is one of the big successes in British comics – forty-two years and counting of existence, surviving while...

By Ryan Fleming There are many different ways real life can influence our popular culture. Real events can be adapted into fictionalised...