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By Colin Salt Having the chance to read a massive number of books, particularly after my initial writings, can cue one in on literary...

Questions from Gary Oswald Counter factual and Alternate History discussion and fiction is a relatively tight-knit online community. Sea...

By Colin Salt The Kirov series is one of the most out-there works of alternate history I’ve read, and possibly the most. I mean this in a...

By Colin Salt After hearing about them for so long, I felt I had to read the actual Draka books for myself. Remembering their reputation...

By Colin Salt Chris Nuttall is a prolific writer of various genres, including alternate history. In Storm Front, the opening of a series,...

By Colin Salt Success or failure? Circumstance and point of view can define either - in one timeline, a sportsman or woman can be deemed...

By Colin Salt The time has come to address one of the most central issues, and potentially the most central issue of World War III...

By Colin Salt One amusing-in-hindsight Cold War footnote and object of my fascination has been the Circle Trigon Aggressor Force, used by...

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 Colin Salt One of the most common writing formats for internet alternate history is the timeline format, or “TL” for short. TL will be...

By Colin Salt Technothrillers and World War III novels are closely linked. But there’s still some big differences between them. If...

By Colin Salt So with my strange love-hate relationship with World War III fiction and technothrillers in general, I should start this...

By Colin Salt The Red Effect, Harvey Black I’ve read too many Red Storm Rising-style World War III stories for my own good. Perhaps it’s...