30,000 YouTube Subscribers Q&A

 

In case you missed it, you can check out the recorded version of my 30,000 subscribers Q&A celebration!

30,000 subscribers celebration Q&A!!!

I will be holding a live Q&A at 2 pm CST this Friday to celebrate getting 30,000 subscribers on YouTube (assuming I can recover from Turkey Day shenanigans). https://youtu.be/sBGUVOZry4U

Road to 30,000 subscribers

 

I only need eight more subscribers to reach 30,000 subscribers on my YouTube channel!!! If you haven't already, please subscribe to get me over the edge. To celebrate I will host a live Q&A for all of my subscribers.

Thanks in advance for all of your wonderful support!

What if Theodore Roosevelt Hunted Kaiju? (Or How to Use Giant Monsters in Your Alternate History)

Are giant monsters implausible? Sure, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun with them in your alternate history.  

1632 by Eric Flint: What If Time Traveling Hillbillies Saved Europe?

Alternate historians love stranding people and places in the past because we want to see what happens when technology and ideas from the present are unleashed on earlier eras. And one novel would revolutionize these kind of stories and launch a new community of writers.

The Alternate Histories of Mars

 

Have you ever looked up at Mars and asked...what if? Well some alternate historians have and I'm going to talk about a few of the alternate red planets they've created.

An Alternate History of Abortion in America

In 1973, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that American women were guaranteed a right to an abortion under the United States Constitution...but what if the Court went a different way?