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

3 days ago15 min read
Fiction Friction: The Death of Zeitgeist and the Reflective Superheroes of the Mid-2000s
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,...


Mar 79 min read
Review: Lone Star Reloaded
Review by Gary Oswald. The cover for the collected first half of Lone Star Reloaded. Cover courtesy Amazon. Quantum Leap has a lot to...


Mar 62 min read
NOW ON SALE: The second David Brook novel, FUNNY MONEY
John A. Hopkins' secret agent man travels to Egypt to tackle counterfeit currency, Nazi subterfuge, and a fiendish plot Cover artwork by...


Mar 46 min read
Why I Wrote... Atomic Secrets
By John A. Hopkins I was incredibly excited when Sea Lion Press agreed to publish my first alternate history novel, Atomic Secrets. Â It...

Mar 21 min read
Sea Lion Smashwords Sale!
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...

Feb 2819 min read
Vignette: The Wooden Sword
By Roshita Narasimhan. On the Sea Lion Press Forums , we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short...


Feb 254 min read
The Alternate Anatomy of a Gridiron Line
By Colin Salt Ouch! The Dallas Cowboys tackle poor Arian Foster in a 2010 match against the Houston Texans, picture courtesy Wikimedia...


Feb 214 min read
Review: The Plot Against America
Review by Jared Kavanagh. Current cover for Vintage's reprint; cover courtesy Amazon. There are plenty of authors who write alternate...


Feb 189 min read
Tales from Development Hell: Atuk
By Ryan Fleming. The original 1963 cover for the book; image courtesy Wikipedia, under fair use Hollywood is a very superstitious...

Feb 146 min read
Vignette: Lucha Night
By Jason Sharp. On the Sea Lion Press Forums , we run a monthly Vignette Challenge. Contributors are invited to write short stories on a...


Feb 1111 min read
Why I Wrote... I Won't Go To Mars (or Dance in Strangers' Cars)
By Monroe S. Templeton Alternate history is a genre defined by a sense of regret. It is the genre where we look at the past, at decisions...

Feb 721 min read
Caribbean Cold War: Stoking a Race War
By Gary Oswald Flag of Guyana As discussed in a previous article , the British Empire in 1807 abolished the slave trade and stopped...


Feb 410 min read
Review - Dominion
Review by Paul Hynes The original hardcover, image courtesy Amazon There is a famous passage within Harlan Ellison’s much loved short...
Jan 3117 min read
A complete guide to the Sea Lion Press library
Sea Lion Press has published a lot of books, and we know it can be intimidating for a new reader to know exactly what we offer. This...

Jan 301 min read
The Blog is Back
By Charles EP Murphy The League of Nations in 2000AD's Scarlet Traces, prog 2023, by Ian Edginton and D'Israeli The Sea Lion Press blog...

Dec 22, 20241 min read
NEW RELEASES: A Very British Transition, Taken in Lycia, The Hated Chapters, and The Loyal Pursuit
Last minute ebooks for Christmas? After a quiet year from Sea Lion Press, we wanted to reassure you that we haven't gone anywhere. Four...


Jul 31, 20241 min read
Announcement: Out to Grass
Farewell. The time has come, the walrus said. I’m not exactly a walrus. A walrus is, after all, a mass of blubber, ungainly when moving...


Jul 29, 202418 min read
Paleofuture: Part 7. Blade Runner and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
By Tom Anderson. Blade Runner Spinner at the Peterson Museum in Los Angeles. This vehicle is in the SF section and not, alas, the...


Jul 26, 20245 min read
What if the British Empire had triumphed in North America?
By Steve Payne and Jeff Provine This article was originally posted on Today in Alternate History (twitter)and the original article can be...
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