Days of Future Past: Part 3
By Ryan Fleming What if France and Russia had invaded the United Kingdom in the late nineteenth century? What if Franklin D. Roosevelt...
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Feb 19, 20197 min read
Alternate Terminology: Landships, Farseers, and Localnets
By Tom Anderson When writing alternate history (AH), an author's challenge is to hint to a reader that the world the story is set in is...
Feb 16, 20196 min read
When The World Held Its Breath: Japan Strikes North
By Paul Hynes What if Japan had joined Barbarossa in the Summer of 1941? It's a question that's interested many and even puzzled a few...
Feb 15, 20197 min read
Review: Ashes of America, by Fergus McNeill
Review by Adam Selby-Martin [Please note that the author kindly provided a review copy pre-publication in return for a fair and honest...
Feb 13, 20194 min read
So You Want To Make A Map: Part III
By Alex Richards While the question of audience forms the bedrock of mapmaking, and the question of programme is, naturally, the first...
Feb 12, 20198 min read
The Impact of Command and Conquer: Red Alert
By Tom Anderson This is another article in which we’ll be looking at an unexpected chain of consequences in our timeline (OTL) and what...
Feb 8, 20195 min read
Other Ideologies II: Georgism
By David Hoggard The political spectrum is home to many shades of political opinion. One of the shadiest of these, at least as far as...
Feb 7, 20195 min read
Boom Boom Goes the Tank: A Brief Chronology of The Technothriller
By Colin Salt So with my strange love-hate relationship with World War III fiction and technothrillers in general, I should start this...
Feb 6, 20197 min read
Days of Future Past: Part 2
by Ryan Fleming What would the British Empire have done with a new technology that could have turned vast swathes of the solar system...
Feb 5, 20196 min read
That was too close… Five accidental nuclear detonations that never were
By Andy Cooke This series will look at the inverse of the “For Want of a Nail” idea: times when the last nail just about held. Times...
Feb 3, 20198 min read
Vignette Sunday: Tee Im Schwarzwald
By James Hall On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write vignettes on a...
Feb 2, 201910 min read
When The World Held Its Breath : The "What Ifs" of Operation Barbarossa
By Paul Hynes "The world will hold its breath!" is the reaction Adolf Hitler promised when planning the most ambitious conquest of the...
Feb 1, 20195 min read
Review: Divided Worlds: An Alternate Space Race, by Mark Ciccone
Review by Adam Selby-Martin Divided Worlds: An Alternate Space Race, by Mark Ciccone One of the main reasons why I like Mark Ciccone as...
Jan 31, 20196 min read
Over-Analysis of Wolfenstein Sauerkraut Burger
By Bob Mumby An Over-Analysis Of An Alternate History Recipe Beware SPOILERS for both Wolfenstein: The New Order and Wolfenstein: The New...
Jan 30, 20195 min read
So You Want to Make a Map? Part II
By Alex Richards In my first article on this topic here, I covered the most fundamental question of map making- why you're actually...
Jan 29, 20196 min read
How the American Civil War Created Super Mario: ‘For Want of a Nail’
By Tom Anderson Consequences in Alternate History How do you get... ... from... For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a shoe...
Jan 26, 201913 min read
First Chapters: Agent Lavender
Welcome to the first of our regular series showcasing the first chapters from our books. Today, we have "Agent Lavender: The Flight of...
Jan 25, 20194 min read
Other Ideologies: Social Credit
By David Hoggard Other Ideologies 1: Social Credit For the last hundred years or more, the central conflict of politics in the vast...
Jan 22, 20194 min read
Days of Future Past: Part 1
By Ryan Fleming Days of Future Past series With a new year now in full swing what plans, resolutions, or goals are we keeping in 2019?...
Dec 11, 20181 min read
Six new books now on sale
We're pleased to unveil six new titles, available now from all ebook retailers over in Our Books. The Return of King Arthur and other...
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