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By Colin Salt. A prototype railcar designed to transport a Peacekeeper missile around the country in the event of possible apocalypse....

By John A. Hopkins On the Sea Lion Press Forums , we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on...

By Ryan Fleming. Vincent Price stumbles through the end of the world (taken from Last Man on Earth). Since the birth of film censorship,...

By Paul Leone In our world, this show does not exist - but in another world, you can find DVD boxsets right next to Aella the Amazon  and...

By Gary Oswald. A statue of Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi in Mogadishu, picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. The Adal Sultanate was a Muslim...

Review by Charles EP Murphy The cover of the original hardback, picture courtesy Amazon. Delphine, a young domestic slave, escaped from...

By Paul Leone In our world, this show does not exist - but in another world, you can find DVD boxsets right next to Aella the Amazon  and...

By Matthew Kresal. Cover of Genesis of the Cybermen, picture courtesy Big Finish From their first appearance in 1966’s The Tenth Planet ,...

By Gary Oswald Philip K Dick is, in my humble opinion, possibly the greatest writer of speculative fiction short stories to have ever...

By   Paul Leone In our world, this show does not exist - but in another world, you can find DVD boxsets right next to Aella the Amazon ...

By Paul Hynes. On the Sea Lion Press Forums , we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...

By Ryan Fleming Ridley Scott doing a Q&A in 2015, picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. There have been many attempts to adapt Frank...

By Colin Salt   A Buccaneer in flight for the South African Air Force in the 1980s - when the jet was intended to deliver nuclear...

By Gary Oswald. The flag of the Dominican Republic; picture courtesy Wikimedia Commons. This is the sixth article in this series and the...

By Matthew Kresal Cover of Operation Werewolf, from Big Finish The Second World War has loomed large over western popular culture ever...

By Thomas Anderson Not THAT Zeitgeist who died in the mid-2000s (and got better) - art by Mike Allred, from the cover of X-Force 116,...

Review by Gary Oswald. The cover for the collected first half of Lone Star Reloaded. Cover courtesy Amazon. Quantum Leap has a lot to...

John A. Hopkins' secret agent man travels to Egypt to tackle counterfeit currency, Nazi subterfuge, and a fiendish plot Cover artwork by Jack Tindale. Available now. David Brook, ex-RAF, now British intelligence, faces a conspiracy that could ruin Britain. A British intelligence officer looking for counterfeit money. A mysterious French-Algerian with links to extremists in Egypt. A brilliant communications clerk with a knack for codes. In the summer of 1948, few tears are she

By John A. Hopkins I was incredibly excited when Sea Lion Press agreed to publish my first alternate history novel, Atomic Secrets.  It...

Ebook retailer Smashwords has declared it "Read an Ebook Week" and what does that mean for you? It means that many ebooks for sale on...