Good point. I might drop that line.
Yep, that's their flag. Haven't figured out who's PM yet. Not sure I will - this is likely to be our last check in with China for a while. One of the grim realities of writing alternate history is that as the butterflies flap their wings, you have to keep...
Not anytime soon. There will eventually be an entry discussing religion in the ASU, but I'm going to wait until at least the late 1920s to handle that. Short version, it's mostly where things were in 1917 except that there are fewer Mormons and Southern Baptists and more Catholics. There are...
Right now, China is not quite united. The Qing control Manchuria and Beijing, while the Xinhai control the rest of China (including Tibet and Mongolia).
…The Chinese Civil War[1] is generally accepted to have begun on June 6, 1916, with the death of Yuan Shikai, the Hongxian Emperor and founder of the Xinhai Dynasty. While support for the new dynasty was far from universal, a shaky peace had held during the Emperor’s brief reign. But with his...
Unlikely. Jews don't actively seek converts. There will no doubt be individual cases of Native Americans converting to Judaism (especially in the case of intermarriage) but I don't see large-scale conversions as realistic, especially when converting to Judaism generally entails some level of...
You don't need to. You could easily take what you've written, do an editing pass, and submit it to Sea Lion Press - or even self-publish. I guarantee you that I would buy it.