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By Tom Anderson Few inventions have changed the world more than radio, and the multitudinous technologies it then gave birth to in turn,...

By Paul Hynes As Barbarossa began, Soviet troops at the front were often asleep. When the Germans struck their stocks of ammunition and...

Review by Adam Selby-Martin In the alternate history genre, both in written form and in television and cinema, there have been a number...

By Alex Richards Having mastered the art of tracing, the next stage in creating a map is the addition of colour. While the actual...

By Tom Anderson For the next article in our series looking at chains of consequences in history (and the implications for alternate...

By Ryan Fleming Welcome to the latest in our series of first chapters showcasing our books. Today, we have the second chapter of Reid in...

By Andy Cooke Five Asteroid Impact Disasters that never were... You’ve all seen the diagrams – the Solar System, and Earth’s orbit around...

By David Hoggard It is almost incredible how much of our present-day politics can be traced back to ideas articulated in 1968. On the...

By Colin Salt World War III fiction in written form (and sometimes in wargames too) tends to cluster into two sizable segments. The first...

By Ryan Fleming ...We could be sure that robber barons and monopolistic trusts would lead to a growing Socialist Party in the United...

By Tom Anderson In this second article on alternate terminology, we will explore the origins of the terms used in Our TimeLine (OTL) for...

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

By Paul Hynes "We have only to kick in the door and the whole rotten structure will come crumbling down" was Adolf Hitler's reassurance...

Review by Adam Selby Martin The Alternate History genre is littered with tropes, but two of the greatest are a triumphant Confederate...

By Alex Richards At the end of the last article I introduced the subject of tracing. This is without doubt the most powerful technique a...

By Tom Anderson J. K. Rowling’s now-ubiquitous “Harry Potter” series is one of the great British cultural success stories of the...

By Andy Cooke Welcome to the latest in our series of first chapters showcasing our books. Today, we have The End and Afterwards by Andy...

By Adam Selby-Martin There are some scenarios in the Alternate History genre that have been done to death; indeed, more than done to...

By Andy Cooke Spaceflight is hard. Manned spaceflight doubly so. To get to low Earth Orbit, you need to leave the atmosphere (this is...

By David Hoggard In countries with existing monarchies, support for the status quo is usually fairly common – in the UK, even most Labour...