The Lakota culture existed for thousands of years, the culture and history were passed down through generations in the forms of chants. It was foretold over 1000 years ago the Lakota Peoples would face a period of near extinction but would recover. The passage of cultural knowledge was nearly lost during the US Government Policy of 'kill the Indian save the man' when Lakota children were removed from their family homes and raised in boarding schools. The younger generation's knowledge of t...

The Shifting Sands is a globe-covering alternate history novel set in the aftermath of a world war. How will Lord Wolfe navigate the varied twists and turns of fate? Once the darling of the old British emperor in his role as Governor of the vast South African dominions, he finds himself shunned by the new monarch in London, relying on his Spanish connections for attendance at the peace conference. Together with his daughter Carlotta, Wolfe must adapt to a new reality, one that takes him ho...

The Summer 2025 edition of Infinity Wanderers magazine features a special cover created by Robin Stacey from a design by the late Gill Bazovsky. It also has a frontispiece artwork by Dafyd Meyrick Griffiths.The lead story is 'The Duke of Buckaloo Creek' by John Cody Bennett, whilst other fiction comes from Matias Trevieso-Diaz, Jonathan B. Ferrini, Douglas Kolacki, Doug Stoiber, and Debbie Robson. There is the first part of the serialised story 'The Boy Partisan' by Jordan Steven S...

Ten Naval Battles tells the story of an alternate history from the mid 18th century to the mid 19th century through the eyes of a historian of that world writing about the ten most decisive naval battles of this period. Read about the Egyptians defeating the French, events in the North American colonies, and the formation of a federal Germany. Also includes the start of Ten Great Leaders with the Duc d'Andorra.Presented as in a textbook from an alternate world, Ten Naval Battles na...

Infinity Wanderers 12 is the Spring 2025 edition of the magazine, featuring a cover by Robin Stacey, appropriate for our times.The lead story is 'The Destination' by Belle Waring, and other fiction comes from Nicholas Woods, Mark Reasoner, David Wesley Hill, Allison Maschhoff, and Nelly Shulman, with short fiction from William McCann. Matias Trevieso Diaz authors two might-have-been pieces, one on the Battle of Poitiers, and one on Charles XII of Sweden.Poetry comes from Pa...

With the world divided into several competing empires, Albion finds itself at war with more than it bargained for in West Africa. It slowly emerges that this is just a part of a larger pattern, and various agencies and chivalric orders begin the quest to get to the bottom of things. The story begins in Timbuktu, capital of Albion's vice-royalty of West Africa, and centre of the ongoing war against the native Fulani. Only now it appears that they have gained the aid of much more formidable ...

Issue 3 of Infinity Wanderers magazine has a lead story by Haley Receveur 'Alea Abiecerat' and additional fiction from Rusty Gladdish with 'Damage Remedy', Ralph Greco with 'Julie Haversmith Calls the Clone Inc Hotline' and 'The Wind Talker Sets Saik', Matthew Spence with 'The Hotel Detective', Alfred Shou with "Is This..." and Grey Wolf with the first part of 'A Dream of Empire'. Poetry comes from Linda M Crate and Simon Gladdish, whilst L.G. Parker's column Small Causes looks at Kokoda. ...

Infinity Wanderers issue 9 is the Spring 2024 edition and includes the regular columns as well as new stories, poetry, and other submissions.The lead story is The Coven by Mia Carrico and our author interview is with Ethan Baker, with a competition to win a copy of his new book, 'Department M'.The travel feature is a look at a holiday in France in August 1987, whilst poetry comes from Ali Ashhar, Pawel Markiewicz, and Holly Day.Part 3 of the serialised story Fair-Weath...

With the world divided into several competing empires, Albion finds itself at war with more than it bargained for in West Africa. It slowly emerges that this is just a part of a larger pattern, and various agencies and chivalric orders begin the quest to get to the bottom of things. The story begins in Timbuktu, capital of Albion's vice-royalty of West Africa, and centre of the ongoing war against the native Fulani. Only now it appears that they have gained the aid of much more formidable ...

The second novel in The Shifting Sands series picks up the story as Lord Wolfe and Carlotta leave Tsingtao, having concluded a treaty with the Japanese, and head for Seoul in the Kingdom of Korea.Travelling across the Pacific, they enter the vast British North American colonies and traverse the expanse by train, to the East coast where interesting news awaits. An Atlantic liner awaits, and they make a welcome return to Harcourt Hall after so many months away.As Carlotta begin...

Infinity Wanderers 15 is a special edition for Autumn 2025, with a festive cover designed by Robin Stacey.With the usual high quality contributions from L G Parker, and a newly-found travel article by the late Brian G. Davies, the magazine also features the start of a long-running serialisation - 'The Lost Scrolls of Shangri-La', first of the Adventures of Master Alfie London series by Hamish McTavish.The lead story is 'The Five Boxes' by T.J. Matthews, and other stories come...

Phoenix is a collection of over 60 poems by Grey Wolf, covering a quarter century of writing. Most are illustrated with beautiful photographs from around the United Kingdom, including many taken in the picturesque Swansea Valley, as well as others from the North of Scotland. Now published in colour, the reader can view the book as it was always supposed to be.