Come along as a group of archaeologist dig their way through history and myth trying to figure out more about the species Homo terradeus

Hawai'i was a poor and hungry girl. When the Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown, she became something very odd - something in between. Between hope and ruin. Between love and loss. Between the life she had and the world that demanded she endure. We hope it turns out well. UPDATES TUESDAYS AND THURSDAY 8:00 HST (18:00 UTC)

"Love her, love her, love her! If she favours you, love her. If she wounds you, love her. If she tears your heart to pieces - and as it gets older and stronger, it will tear deeper - love her, love her, love her!" - Great Expectations, Charles Dickens The interlude to Hawai'i's story, from the point of view of our favourite bastard.

Yesterday, Hawaii was just an island in the sun. Today, she stands on America's homefront-brave, bright, and unbowed! When the storm of war crashes over the Pacific, this proud land does not falter. She opens her arms to soldiers, carries the torch of liberty, and proves that the American spirit shines strongest against the darkest night. From the scandal of the Massie Affair that rattled her trust, to the bombs of Pearl Harbor that shattered her dawn, the long years of Martial Law when loyalty itself was tested, to the proud march toward statehood when Hawaii finally raised her voice and claimed her place in the Union, this book is about the patriot that is Hawaii! "I could tell you my adventures-beginning from this morning," said Alice a little timidly; "but it's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." Publishes Tuesdays and Fridays

Over a hundred years ago, during a complex and turbulent time, The Republic of Uhtua existed along the border of Finland and Russia. This is his story, best as I can tell it. [COMIC]

For Hispanic Heritage month 2024, a collection of art and oneshots for this month's Challenge!

The new found nation of Deseret appears causing an uprising against the Americans in what would be called the Utah war, can the young nation of Deseret and her people get through this or will her oppressor the United States of America who claims to want nothing but to give her freedom win it all leaving her with nothing?

Talimau: Land spirit. Created from everything the Earth can offer. Born from humanity drawing lines against each other. They live for them despite being powered by the stars. A glimpse of a talismau life can stretch for hundreds of years. A talismau cherishes their name; Their polis. It is special... but what happens when this name gets changed through constant battles of the past. Do they lose a sense of self? Or do they march on? Nieuw Amsterdam, to New York, to New Orange, back to New York. A glimpse of this talismau past can answer that.

In the heart of the vast oceans, beyond the vibrant blue expanse, lies a place of breathtaking beauty known as Hawaiʻi Nei, the land of kamaʻāina, children of the earth. The name "Hawaiʻi Nei" is not merely a designation of a homeland but an expression of endearment. It, in its literal sense, translates to "our beloved Hawaiʻi." The word "nei" means a sense of intimacy and belonging. It means our own . For Hawaii has, and always will be our own