What the hell, it’s Canada Day, I can re-recycle my alternate Canadian histories from six (egad) years ago.
From The Vault: Alternate Canadas
July 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: Alternate History · Asides · Canadian Content · Paleoblogging
Both the phrase and the spooky world of semi-buried Americana it denotes are having their Elvis moment.
“A flannel curtain has descended across the continent.” The second of five alternate Canadian histories.
Why the day after the great Lisbon earthquake of 1755 was the first day of the modern world.
Blains, dyspepsia, and flatulence.
Japanese robots and the gaijin who keep stealing them. Plus blood sacrifice by index card to begin the information age.
What the hell, it’s Canada Day, I can re-recycle my alternate Canadian histories from six (egad) years ago.
Tags: Alternate History · Asides · Canadian Content · Paleoblogging
As If
Prof. Hacker’s Jason Jones and Ayelet Waldman’s Michael Chabon on faking it as a productivity tip.
Now Go Fight Your Brothers
“Joe Kennedy Trains the President:” Another history comic from Kate Beaton–she just keeps hitting them out of the park.
The Dead Hand
P.D. Smith on the USSR’s (still operational?!?) doomsday device.
The City Is A Battlesuit For Surviving the Future
Fun, smart post about green skyscrapers, sci-fi cities, urban futurism, and Jane Jacobs in Judge Dredd’s MegaCity-One. (HT)
How Anne of Green Gables Destroyed The World
An apocalyptic alternate history from my buddy Mark Rayner. Contains 100% of your CanCon RDA.
The Quack Doctor
Panacean powders, patent medicines, pills, potions, and pamphlets for all your historical ills.
Gorilla of the Gasbags
Pulp polymath Jess Nevins, of Fantastic Victoriana and Annotated League of Extraordinary Gentlemen fame, reveals the secret history of the Zeppelin pulps.
An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar
An exhibit of photographs of top secret or highly restricted places. Reminds me of the late, great Ninjalicious and his zine Infiltration.
From The Vault: Alternate Canadas
What the hell, it’s Canada Day, I can re-recycle my alternate Canadian histories from six (egad) years ago.
Happy Dominion Day
Fun with Canadian History (not an oxymoron!) from Sir Mark A. Rayner and HRH Kate Beaton.
© 2001–2009 Rob MacDougall

2 responses so far ↓
1 Michael Grasso // Jul 1, 2009 at 7:38 pm
I still say the Trudeau one is frickin’ awesome.
2 Rob // Jul 2, 2009 at 11:02 am
Thanks, man. That one did reward people like you with freakishly high (for an American) levels of CanCon Lore.
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