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Eh, I'd say it's fine, there've been lists that are just as small and short here.

Devs: "How can we make it blatantly clear that this is a game by a Polish studio?" Trailer:

I did a thing for my steampunk succession game (which is very cool) on the other place. Press F for Japan. 😔

Oh, it definitely might not, but I still think the story hook is an interesting one.

Note, don't look at this if you don't want spoilers for the next foreign update of my succession game on the other place, Destiny Made Manifest.

I really like that Caligula idea, especially since I'm of the opinion that the man himself wasn't a monster insomuch as he was a victim of untreated mental illness that had the misfortune to grow up as part of an awful extended family.

Title card I made for Citizen Day, a vignette I planned to write for the Thirty Third Vignette Challenge, but never got around to doing. It was meant to be a sequel to Papers, Please and set in the same timeline as that work, so I might go back to it at some point.

The Earhart story mentioned in this article is out!

The Amelia Earhart story mentioned in the interview with Turtledove is out.

Absolutely livid that my cocktail question wasn't chosen. /s On a more serious note, this was a nice interview, and I'm pleased as punch my question (at least, I'm pretty sure it's my question) on his favorite work of alternate history from another author made it in, even if he answered it in...

I did some very cool things for the very cool Sub-Roman succession game Gemitus Brittanorum on the other place, where my character ruled for a little under three years but ultimately changed history rather drastically by codifying the Mithraic Mysteries and creating a Mithraic Church that will...

While the idea of an Axis Nepal reclaiming the territory of Greater Nepal from British India pleases me greatly, this is more or less what would happen.

I googled it, expecting for the first result to be on the other place. First result was on Amazon, not just as a kindle ebook, but also as a paperback.

Oh man, I remember this one-off/vignette thread on the other place ages and ages ago that I saw when I was in my teens that had Che Guevara inserted into the body of a 19th-century American (just found the thread and it's Nicholas Biddle) and it ended with him leading the 1833 slave revolt in...

@Polyphemus I for one would love to read it! More alternate history works by queer folks is always a good thing, as far as I'm concerned. That, and from what's been said above, it sounds like a blast to read!

I'm gonna wait til I have a lot more written for it (that and I need to do some revisions of two previous chapters) before I port it over here from the Other Place, but I do have a timeline where something along these lines happens, as @Time Enough can attest to as a result of discussions over DMs.

A couple of questions off the top of my head: "What advice would you give to folks aspiring to break into the writing industry (both alternate history work and regular fiction)?" "Do you think alternate history as a genre has become more 'mainstream' in the decades since you first started...

Here's a title card for my Steampunk Central American succession game on the other place (and possibly here if it goes well over there), Destiny Made Manifest. Check it out! Or don't, I'm not a cop.

After two days of working on this absolutely batshit meme of a political compass...I'm proud to present the Italian Civil War Wojak Compass to you, all the fine folks on the SLP forums. Drink it in, for it is glorious.

An amazing piece of character art/refsheet of one of the main viewpoint characters of OPAS, Emanuele Filiberto Negrini (formerly known as Lorenzo Secondari, but renamed for copyright reasons/so I don't get targeted by Bruce Sterling's Cyberpunk Lawyer Hit-Squad in the event I publish the...