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By Tom Anderson It is a measure of just how much spinoff material has been produced in the history of the Star Trek franchise that it has...

By Alex Wallace It always interests me, if with some trepidation, whenever someone of a literary bent attempts alternate history. At...

Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Tom Anderson who is one of the most prolific writers for Sea Lion Press, both on this...

By Monroe Templeton In a 1973 interview with Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune, French film theorist and director François Truffaut...

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

By Gary Oswald The fate of the Senussi family is heavily entwined with the modern history of Libya, they were the royal family of the...

By Matthew Kresal "Our interest's on the dangerous edge of things." So says a line by Robert Browning that was a favorite of Graham...

Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Kevin Ikenberry, a writer of military speculative fiction. He can be found at his...

By Jared Kavanagh To celebrate the publication of my second alternate history novel, The Proxy Dance, (the second book in the Lands of...

A collection of stories exploring alternate Irelands forms part of our newest batch of four books available now. The Proxy Dance by Jared...

By Tom Anderson As discussed in the last few articles, I will be devoting this article to fuller treatments of four individual spinoff,...

By Dale Cozort This Scenario was originally posted on Dale's Website in 1998. More essays like this can be found in Dale's 'Space Bats...

By Sarah Zama Sarah Zama, @jazzfeathers on twitter and a writer of historical fantasy stories set in the 1920s, did 26 blog posts in 2020...

By Gary Oswald African forces defeated European forces all the time during the Scramble. It was not remotely uncommon for Imperial...

By Colin Salt Alternate history writers have frequently obsessed over some tangible thing. In many cases, it's been airships. In the The...

Questions from Gary Oswald Today is the 7th Birthday of Sea Lion Press so to celebrate that I talked to Tom Black, SLP's Managing...

By Alexander Wallace, Gary Oswald, Matthew Kresal, Colin Salt and Mark Ciccone Salt: Plausibility. That word has spawned a million...

By Gary Oswald Of the European countries to still have territory in Africa by 1914, Spain controlled the least land. Her African Empire...

By Alex Wallace I only ever met Eric Flint once. It was at Capclave, the convention run by the Washington Science Fiction Association in...

By Tom Anderson In this article, I’ll be looking at the spinoff media – specifically comics and novels – which were produced with the...