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By Charles EP Murphy On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write vignettes on...

By Adam Selby-Martin [Please note that the author kindly provided a review copy in return for an honest review of this title] Sometimes...

By Gary Oswald In the previous article, I talked about the Kingdom of Dahomey the shift in power there during the 19th century, when the...

By Alex Richards In the last article I discussed the potential outcome of a Danish victory in their intervention into northern Germany...

By Tom Anderson Habeas Corpus, Latin for ‘you have to have the body’, is one of the most celebrated fundamental principles of liberty in...

By Iain Bowen Welcome to the latest in our series of first chapters showcasing our books. Today, we have Dislocated to Success, by Iain...

By Andy Cooke Having covered the military and civilian roles of airships, air operations, navigation and weather aspects of airship...

By Katherine Foy “In this great chain of causes and effects, no single fact can be considered in isolation”. Alexander von Humboldt...

By Adam Selby-Martin In my teenage years (so long ago now) I became interested military fiction based around a theoretical Third World...

By Tom Anderson The origins of political party colours were briefly mentioned in my previous article on the origins of ideological names....

By Michael McAndrews Bailey On the Sea Lion Press Forums, we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write...

By Adam Selby-Martin As I've discussed before in these reviews, there seem to be two distinct patterns in regards to the use of a...

By Gary Oswald Africa is a treasure trove for Alternate History for the simple reason that culturally, economically and politically it...

By Alex Richards In the last article I gave an overview of the Danish Phase of the War, and the way how it, eventually, ended with...

By Tom Anderson Masters of the near miss, (“‘Constant sunshine’? Three-foot drifts!”) Masters of the half-truth, (“Anybody ‘ere seen my...

By Tom Black Welcome to the latest in our series of first chapters showcasing our books. Today, we have Boristopia, by Tom Black In...

By Andy Cooke The airship's natural home is in the sky. Free to follow the currents of the wind and air, roaming across the infinite...

By David Hoggard Christian Democracy, in its mainstream form, is a weird thing. It is fairly ubiquitous in Western countries, and yet it...

By Ryan Fleming How much is alternate history just a subgenre of science fiction? For a lot of the history of the genre it seemed as...

By Tom Anderson One of the most recognisable symbols of modern militaries is the insignia displayed on aircraft. Just in the UK for...