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...

Life throws numerous arrows at us, trying to smash us down, demoralise us, lead us to accept defeat. Whether in the fields of love or work, of creativity or of simply of survival itself, these slings and arrows of a quarrelsome fate must be overcome if one is to make one's way in what is left of this world. Farflame (Resistance) is dedicated to those who fought to overcome adversity, and unashamedly questions the modern rule of never having heroes. Man is flawed heroes are flawed, but hero...

Infinity Wanderers 14 is the Summer/Autumn issue of the magazine. Featuring a cover by Robin Stacey, the magazine is the usual mixture of Alternate History, Science Fiction, Poetry, and History. The lead story is Ciaconna by Robert Wexelblatt, whilst others come from Jonathan B. Ferrini, Matias Travieso-Diaz, Steve McLary, and L. G. Parker, while Part 2 of Boy Partisan by Jordan Steven Sher completes that serialisation, and flash fiction is from Deems Ortega. An article by the late Brian G...

With the Second World War having ended in a draw, a Nazi-American Cold War has set in, but now both sides believe they have the ultimate secret weapon, only it requires one of them to strike first! From the frozen fjords of Norway to the very banks of the Potomac, from the docks of New York City to Hitler's mountain fastness, the action sees Nazi Germany take the ultimate gamble.

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 ...

How To Write Alternate History is a book looking at how to write within the genre. It is illustrated throughout with examples, designed to inspire and open the writer up to exploring similar ideas for their own stories.Grey Wolf's articles on how to write alternate history include what to look out for, considerations to bear in mind, and ideas for progression. The articles cover a wide range of related subjects, such as creating small but noticeable changes in things like the brand...

Infinity Wanderers 16 is the first edition of the magazine for 2026.The lead story is "The Chariot in the Swamp" by Timothy Schreiber. Other stories included are: "Vita 1, Chapter 1" by Zachariah, "Moondancer" by David Penn, "Berto in Paris" by Matias Travieso-Diaz, "Harmony of All Things" by Steve McLary, "Prisoners, Both" by J.S. Apsley, "Cardinal Diplomacy" by Robert Wexelblatt, "The Talent Man" by Doug Stoiber, "Final Number" by Cameron Scott Kirk, "Status Quo, or No?" by Gail ...

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 11 is the Winter Special for Christmas 2024/New Year 2025, featuring a topical festive cover by Robin Stacey. We celebrate the usual mix of short stories, poetry, travel articles, real historical and what-if articles, and book reviews.Included in the magazine are A Glimpse of Paradise by the late Brian G. Davies, detailing a holiday to North West Devon, and a Pembrokeshire Farm Holiday from 1980, centred near Haverfordwest but visiting many areas nearby, especiall...

Infinity Wanderers 5 leads with an author interview with Ralph Greco Jr., leading into a feature on the childrens book 'Too Many Bunnies' authored by Joe Swarctz and himself. Regular columns include L.G. Parker's Small Causes, comparing Operation Sea Lion with Operation Overlord, and his Urban Warfare, focused on Hue in the Vietnam War, and Jon N Davies continues his history of the Goughs of Ynyscedwyn with his article on Richard Gough Aubrey (2). Serialised stories continuing in this issu...