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@AndyC reviews For All Mankind here, where Russia wins the race to the Moon.

No, it's not a misprint. Read @Charles EP M. 's article here to find out more.

@J. A. Belanger presents the second in his series looking at the myths people think pre-moderns believed, and what things might have been like had they actually believed them. This time, he's looking at the Flat Earth.

@RyanF has written a book review of one of the classics of the AH genre, For Want of a Nail, by Robert Sobel. Discuss.

@Thande has written part 1 of a series on adaptations of page to screen Here. Discuss.

This month's look at a vignette comes from @SpanishSpy , and can be found Here. It covers an uncomfortable period, and... But I'll let you read it for yourselves.

Part 2 of the Richard II/Henry IV saga by @heraclius Here. Discuss.

@Pete U is moving ever-closer to the modern-day with this series on the politics of the Olympic Games. Discuss this article Here.

The start of an irregular series on myths and legends from around the world. This is about Siwash Rock, Vancouver. Discuss Here.

@Coiler looks into alternate nomenclatures for senior military officials Here.

@Thande explains about the Unexpected (no, not the Spanish Inquisition) Constant Here.

@Pete U discusses the consequences of one of the Nearly Tales of Sport. So many what-might-have-beens in sport. Discuss this one, or others, Here.

Discuss this article by @heraclius musing on the possible consequences of a different outcome to 15 August 1399.

@Lord Roem is our victim guest for being marooned on Lavender Island. Discuss the interview here.

@Thande has written an article on the alternative naming possibilities for nuclear power and weapons. Discuss Here.

@Noone Important has written an article, presented Here, that looks at ways of finding out why certain little details in the past happened the way they did. Discuss.

Today's marooned guest on Lavender Island (Here) is Carlos Arturo Serrano. Discuss his choices here.

As a follow-up to the Namesake article , we are - not proud, I guess - to present this vignette, as proof that something can come out of silly ideas.

From the pen of @varyar comes this month's vignette. Discuss.

This marooning features that well-known expert on time-travelling astronaut dinosaurs, Brent Harris. I think that's sufficient teaser. Discuss the interview Here.