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By Tom Anderson When dramatic political events take place, it is common for analysts to speculate on just what sowed the seeds for them....

By Gary Oswald 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 As with so many Alternate History titles that I review on this blog, it was the cover art for Those in Peril that...

By Wm. Garret Cothran While this series has tended to focus on crime in a general sense, it has been shifting to focus more on how people...

By Alex Richards Completing our quartet of articles on how the Thirty Years war could have expanded still further than it historically...

By Tom Anderson As discussed in the previous article in this series, the second half of the 19th century saw rapid advancement in naval...

By George Kearton Restoring A Dynasty Author George Kearton on the creation of “The House of Stuart Sequence” Let me make it clear from...

By Andy Cooke To get a world where airships remain as a viable form of transport, the earlier the PoD, the better. We've looked at early...

By Gary Oswald ​ 1578 - The Portuguese Empire was one of the first and most powerful Global Empires. It ruled land in South America, West...

By Tom Anderson The Daily Mirror is a British tabloid newspaper with a generally left-wing and pro-Labour Party editorial position, which...

By William Davie 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 the parlance of the Alternate History genre, an ISOT scenario (named after the first novel to use the concept,...

By Wm. Garret Cothran If one is writing a story and it requires a little murder, mayhem or even a touch of the macabre to get things...

By Alex Richards So far we’ve looked at the possibilities of the Stuart Realms and the Dutch becoming more involved in the Thirty Years...

By Tom Anderson Although the details had changed, much of the basic principles of naval warfare had remained quite static for centuries...

By Andy Cooke The R101 had failed disastrously, pushing the British Empire out of airship development. Hindenburg ended the chances...

By Tabac Iberez So, you’re reading one of Tom’s naval articles, and it’s good. It’s history, and you’re solid on history. This is a piece...

By Sea Lion Press Sea Lion Press are proud to announce that they have made a new foray into socialmedia-land and have opened an Instagram...