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By Tom Anderson In this rundown of AH factors in Star Trek (and an overview of the franchise in general) we’ve seen that a pattern...

By Colin Salt It's no secret that works change from start to end. And those changes can hugely effect how that work is perceived, how the...

Questions by Gary Oswald This Interview is with Alan Smale an author who can be found at his website and on twitter. Hello. First of all,...

By Ryan Fleming In our look at Victorian vampires in an earlier article of this series, we discussed the penny dreadfuls. Those cheap,...

Questions by Gary Oswald This Interview is with Graeme Shimmin an author who can be found at his website and on twitter. Hello. First of...

By Gary Oswald Unlike many of its neighbours, the Commonwealth of Dominica was granted independence as a republic, with a President...

'The Nitpicker’s Guide to Ancient Warfare' was a popular series on this blog and I am happy to announce that is now available as a book....

By Tom Anderson Thus far, we’ve looked at the first three seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9). The series had an exceptionally...

Just in time for Christmas (delivery may vary depending on location), Sea Lion Press launches three more popular classics in paperback...

Long-awaited and much-requested, part three of Tom Anderson's Look to the West series is now available in print. The Jacobin Wars have...

Jared Kavanagh's highly-regarded tale of a very different Australia is now available in print. Imagine a world where a new crop, the red...

Steve Kingston's best-selling imaginative tale of a time-traveling West German navy ship changes the course of 20th century history...

By Tom Anderson As I have now explored the beginnings and early run of both Deep Space Nine (DS9) and Voyager (VGR), now is a convenient...

The second of our new paperback releases, Tom Anderson's 5-star tale of a Victorian armageddon is now available in print. Global disaster...

By Matthew Kresal This past October saw celebrations of the sixtieth anniversary of the James Bond film series. The release of Dr. No in...

After massive popular demand, physical copies of much of the Sea Lion Press catalogue are incoming Today we're excited to announce that...

By Gary Oswald There is nothing particularly unusual about the history of Grenada. It had been conquered by Europeans in the 17th...

By Ryan Fleming Though horror literature took off in a form we recognise today during the 19th century, the art of horror storytelling...

By Colin Salt Green Bay, Wisconsin, has a population of only around 100,000 people. Yet it somehow has a National Football League team...

By Gary Oswald As discussed in the previous article of this series, the failure of the West Indies Federation of all of the UK's...