“Many A Hero Untold is another high-quality and engaging piece of alternate history published by Sea Lion Press, and one which gives a fresh take on Irish history”
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Britain Without Beeching – Iain Bowen – Review
“This is, therefore, a title that I can heartily recommend as a deceptively deep and often surprisingly grim piece of alternate history, very well-written and constructed…”
Bearfish: An Almost-History of Southern Livestock – John O’Brien – Review
“…an entirely original and fascinating world has been built, but the narrative has barely scratched the surface of the possibilities it offers…”
Remain Means Remain (Anthology) – Edited by Tom Black – Review
“Remain Means Remain is the first anthology by Sea Lion Press, and it has set a very high bar, not only for its own titles, but also for quality alternate history in the genre…”
Walking Back To Happiness – Liam Baker – Review
“Baker paints an absorbing and well-written picture of a Britain that goes “slightly more to the left”…”
Events: Prime Ministers During The Alien Era – Charles E P Murphy – Review
“I greatly enjoyed reading this title. It has a deeply interesting premise, a good level of writing throughout… I recommend it to any lovers of science-fiction or alternative history, and look forward to reading other works by Mr Murphy.
The Front: Red Devils – David Moody – Review
“…Mr Moody has managed to surpass the fantastic job that Timothy W Long did with Screaming Eagles, writing a book that has brilliant action scenes, a fantastic setting and atmosphere, and an exciting plot that ratchets up the tension until the last few scenes.”
Making Murder Sound Respectable – Bob Mumby – Review
“…I think there is a huge amount of potential in the world that Mumby has built in this short story”
Winter Raven (Path of the Samurai Book 1) – Adam Baker – Review
“…[Baker] has absolutely succeeded, breaking out into another genre while still retaining the powerful writing, skilled world-building and intriguing characters that were hallmarks of his other works.”
Decisive Darkness Part Two – Coronet – Paul Hynes – Review
“The author has created two formidable books, which together create an engaging, well-written and thoughtful counter-factual history of a past (and future) that we were very lucky not to experience ourselves…”
Agent Lavender – The Flight of Harold Wilson – Tom Black & Jack Tindale – Review
“Agent Lavender is a fantastic piece of writing – by turns a Ludlum-like thriller, an incisive political commentary, and a brilliant romp through a worryingly plausible period of alternate history….”
Nazi Ghouls From Space – Scott M. Baker – Review
“I really enjoyed this story, and I think that my only disappointment with it is its brevity and relatively small scale. By the end, I wanted a bigger and more epic version it…”
A Greater Britain – Ed Thomas – Review
“…this book is a fantastic piece of fiction and alternate-history writing, is a credit to both its author and publisher, and should definitely be considered as a flagship titles for Sea Lion Press.”
Decisive Darkness Part One: Majestic – Paul Hynes – Review
“Well-written and keeping up an even pace throughout, this is a thoroughly-researched and enjoyable title…”
The Front: Screaming Eagles – Timothy W Long – Review
“Even during the closing stages of the battle for Bastogne, when thousands of undead German troops swarm the American defences, the story still manages to retain that authentic feeling – as if Mr Long had produced a missing Band of Brothers episode where things had gone very wrong…”
