Alternate-history cerita

In a world where the Nazis have won World War II, Arthur William Hindenburg is a resistance fighter in occupied France, he would do anything for his survival and his past keep safe from anything

In the rain-soaked silence of Nathan Road, Hong Kong, 25-year-old Ethan Lau activates a makeshift time machine hidden beneath his apartment floor-built from salvaged MRI coils, quantum theories, and the ghost of his grandfather's obsession. His mission: travel back to Dallas, November 1963, and stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. But time is not a river to be diverted-it's a web, and every thread Ethan pulls tightens the snare. Posing as "Thomas Reed," a Boston journalist, Ethan embeds himself in the final days of JFK's life, warning authorities, confronting Lee Harvey Oswald, and even speaking privately with the President himself. Yet each act of heroism twists into a catalyst for tragedy. His warnings alarm the Secret Service-but also push Oswald toward desperation. His plea for caution creates the perfect pause in the motorcade. And in the fatal seconds at Dealey Plaza, his scream-meant to save-makes Kennedy turn directly into the sniper's line of fire. Heartbreakingly human and intricately plotted, The Man Who Remembered Tomorrow explores the devastating paradox of trying to change history: that love, courage, and foresight may not rewrite fate-but fulfill it. Blending real historical detail with speculative science and emotional depth, this novel is more than a time-travel thriller-it's a meditation on grief, responsibility, and the invisible weight of the past. Perfect for fans of 11/22/63 by Stephen King, The Time Traveler's Wife, and Dark Matter, this story lingers long after the final page-not with answers, but with the haunting question: What if saving someone means ensuring they die? "Some events aren't wounds. They're stitches holding reality together." The Man Who Remembered Tomorrow-where every warning echoes as a gunshot, and every act of love becomes part of history's design.

A story of space colonization in reverse. It talks (or will talk) about how encounters change people, the zeal of converts, the disillusionment of the predestined, gentrification and class struggle, how the concept of "homeland" is relative, and how you can never bathe twice in the same river. About war, peace, love, death, industry, and art.

The final installment of the Protoverse Trilogy. The age of dominion began with conquest - but that was only the beginning. From the city of Drakemore, those who escaped the old universe carved new empires across a young Earth. They shaped continents, built wonders, and called themselves gods. But when ZOOM returns, it brings a question no army can silence: Are they saviors... or fugitives? To the rising peoples of this world, Drakemore's children are myths made flesh - creators of life, and destroyers of worlds. Yet beyond the stars, their home universe demands their return... and judgment. As floods rise and empires crumble, fate will decide whether the Dominion becomes the cradle of a new age - or the last echo of a fallen one.

In the year 2080, humanity's technology has regressed to 1940s-era levels-save for a few scattered exceptions-after a devastating alien assault in 2030 shattered modern civilization. In this new age, the Silver Fangs have risen as a powerful faction, fighting to survive and rebuild. Among their ranks is Jim Scottwell, a skilled mechanic who must navigate this dangerous land, using his wits, tools, and grit to keep the Silver Fangs moving forward.

In the year 2080, humanity's technology has regressed to 1940s-era levels-save for a few scattered exceptions-after a devastating alien assault in 2030 shattered modern civilization. In this new age, the Silver Fangs have risen as a powerful faction, fighting to survive and rebuild. Among their ranks is Jim Scottwell, a skilled mechanic who must navigate this dangerous land, using his wits, tools, and grit to keep the Silver Fangs moving forward.

He woke in 1985 Britain. The system whispered: "Forty years to turn the UK into a Sultanate... or vanish forever." But no bullets. No coups. Only the law.

In the year 2357, where every human enhancement and technology has reached unimaginable heights, one device still carries the pulse of the past. A mysterious phone-capable of connecting with random individuals from history-rings without warning, linking strangers across centuries. From emperors to ordinary farmers, revolutionaries to forgotten children, every call becomes a bridge between eras. But when the conversations begin to reveal patterns and warnings, one question haunts the present: were these calls ever random at all? A gripping, historically-accurate sci-fi drama across time, resonance, and memory. New Part Daily at 12 AM Pacific Time / Vancouver Time

In an alternate history of Earth, a young conscript lives through the hell that is the frontline of the Fourth World War. The conflict takes him deep into the heart of central Asia, the habitat of a species that barely clings to life amidst the chaos of war. It's there he'll have an encounter that will change his life forever, and soon have him fighting an entirely different battle altogether. This is a story of the last snow leopard on Earth, a girl who'd rather die than give up her fight, and a boy who just wanted to study animals. ~~~ Cover art by @hatsumi0515 on Twitter

When 30-year-old historian Anna delves into her great-grandmother's old diary, she expects to uncover family secrets-what she finds instead is a gateway to an alternate 1943. Pulled through a mysterious portal, Anna lands in a world where the Axis powers are on the brink of victory, armed with technology far beyond their time. Caught in a web of spies, resistance fighters, and dangerous secrets, Anna must navigate the perilous world of wartime Europe to uncover the source of this technological anomaly. But the more she learns, the clearer it becomes that her presence in this altered timeline isn't an accident. With the fate of history hanging by a thread, Anna faces impossible choices: Will she risk changing the past to protect the future? Or will she lose herself in the Shadows of the Forgotten War? ✨ Dive into a gripping alternate history where espionage, courage, and the echoes of time collide. Perfect for fans of time travel, historical fiction, and high-stakes drama. Are you ready to uncover the truth hidden in the shadows?

As the Symbol of Peace, All Might has shaped Japan's destiny. Yet, even his immense power can't solve every problem. As his strength wanes, the very systems he upheld begin to crumble, and those left dissatisfied grow restless, ready to challenge the fragile peace he fought so hard to maintain.

{Book 4 of The Case Files of Seo Yo-han, prequel to the first three books} An amateur theatre company performs The Duchess of Malfi. The director wins an award for it. The next day he's found dead at the bottom of a flight of stairs. Seo Yo-han must answer one important question: did he fall accidentally, as the inquest decided, or was he pushed, as the actors believe?

I'm giving this a tad bit of a go, so, this is a alt history battle report for the Kosvian side. A major invasion of Redwall island against their age old enemy, the Gracians.

{Book 3 of The Case Files of Seo Yo-han} An assassin kills a family. All the evidence points to Leopold Colman. At least, until Leopold turns up in Seo Yo-han's house with a very strange story: someone is framing him, and his life is at risk.

An alternative history Science-Fiction novel starting in the recent past. The Enarii have been watching humans for decades, waiting for them to be ready for first contact. Another alien race now threatens humanity, forcing the Enarii to reveal themselves. Marcella, a human who thought she was entirely ordinary, turns out to be a central figure between all three races. Along the way, she'll wrestle with questions of diplomacy, love, and free will.

A science-fantasy series in an alternate near-future, where humans are developing psychic abilities and finding themselves embroiled in a conspiracy to use technology to control them. Ongoing series!

Before the stars fell, the West was a wild place. Now, setting out across this Once-Wild West, a strange visitor from another world pursues justice against the men that destroyed his life. A science-fantasy revenge story, told episodically. Content warnings: violence, moderate language.

What if Edward VII had never abdicated? The year is 1947. After the sudden disappearance of her older brother during a sailing trip, Anastasia Louise Windsor of Great Britain and Ireland becomes the heir-apparent to the British throne. At the age of 19, she had lived a spoiled and comfortable upbringing. She struggles as her quick temper and wit clash with her education on becoming Queen, and things take a turn for the worst when her father refuses to approve of her marriage.

What do you do when you find out everything you have ever done, ever known, and ever witnessed is wrong? In this story, you witness it through the eyes of William Grey, a former "peace-keeper" bent on getting revenge on people who turned his life and country into a dystopian nightmare. But, William isn't a good person on the inside, he has been brainwashed to be a cold, heartless killer, and he's determined to use that to liberate his country by any means necessary. Even if it means killing his former friends and family... I aim to post at least three chapters per week.

When young scientist Ethan builds a time machine, he accidentally traps himself in a time loop. Now he relives the same day over and over again, with no way to break the cycle. Determined to find a way out, Ethan travels through time, witnessing some of the most important events in history. He meets famous figures like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Galileo. He also learns about the dark side of history, such as the Holocaust and the Rwandan genocide. Through his experiences, Ethan comes to understand the true meaning of time and free will. He learns that even though he can't change the past, he can still make a difference in the present. A thought-provoking and suspenseful story about the nature of time and free will