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Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Leo McBride, a speculative fiction writer and co founder of Inklings Press who can be...

By Matthew Kresal Eighty years ago this week, one of the defining battles of the Second World War's Pacific theatre took place. The...

By Gary Oswald Henry Bartle Frere was recalled to London in August 1880 by the new Gladstone ministry to answer for having launched an...

Questions from Gary Oswald This Interview is with Jack Chambers-Ward, the Host of the podcast Sequelisers He can be found on twitter and...

By Tom Anderson When we last left off looking at Star Trek: The Next Generation in Part 6, it was with the iconic end-of-season-3...

By Alexander Wallace, Adam Selby-Martin, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Matt Mitrovich This is a panel discussion, modelled on live...

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

By Alexander Wallace, Adam Selby-Martin, Arturo Serrano, Colin Salt and Matt Mitrovich Wallace: In the Sea Lion Press forum community and...

By Tom Anderson I wrote ‘time travel’ in the title of this article, but really it could apply to any sort of circumstance in which a...

By Matthew Kresal In 2019, Apple TV+ brought viewers an alternate history vision of a space race that never ended. Created by Ronald D....

By Colin Salt British Sovietologist Charles J. Dick passed away last year from Covid complications. He was known primarily for writing...

By Gary Oswald British Policy towards Southern Africa was always somewhat hot and cold, depending on who was in Power in London, in terms...

By Tom Anderson In my last article, I noted that the period 1987-1991 saw a great deal of spinoff content produced starring the original...

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

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 Colin Salt One of the biggest cliches in alternate history is a German atomic bomb in World War II. This fits better with the other...

By Gary Oswald In 1856, the Xhosa people of the Western and Eastern Cape provinces of modern South Africa committed possibly the single...

By Matthew Kresal The 1960s Space Race, and what might have followed a landing on the Moon, has proven a rich seam for alternate history...

By Colin Salt In the long, tangled struggle to introduce new tanker planes to the U.S. Air Force (which has been ongoing since the...

By Gary Oswald One of the most shocking things about the Scramble of Africa was its speed. In less than 40 years, Africa went from mostly...