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Columbia & Britannia
Columbia & Britannia, an
anthology co-edited with Brian A. Dixon, presents two all-new
alternate history stories from Adam Chamberlain:
"Flag Day" and "The Twelfth Man." Both stories use the genre to
examine points of divergence and themes of personal identity
against the backdrop of dramatic events in a very British North
America. The book was nominated for the
2010 Sidewise Award for Alternate History.
Columbia &
Britannia: An Alternate History.
Edited by Adam Chamberlain & Brian A. Dixon. Fourth Horseman Press, 2009.
 Columbia
& Britannia
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The Final Curtain
In Cover
From the Sky, a
young couple flee to their log cabin
retreat to escape an impending disaster,
but even as they seek refuge these
extreme circumstances open cracks in
their own union, exposing emotions that
have simmered just under the surface of
their daily routines but which are
finally about to erupt in dramatic
fashion.
The Final Curtain asks can love
survive the end of the world? Witness
couples pushed to their dramatic limits in
this paperback that brings together two
original, one-act plays
from
Revelation
editors Adam Chamberlain and Brian
A. Dixon.
Chamberlain, Adam &
Dixon, Brian A. The Final Curtain. Fourth Horseman Press, 2005.
The
Final Curtain
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"The Invasion of the
Moon Monkeys"
"The
Invasion of the Moon Monkeys" is a madcap slice of sci-fi that
apes the genre, as a unique hero makes a stand
against a simian invading force. Indisputably playing by its own
rules, this short story features in the
Alien Invasion!
theme issue of Revelation 3.3.
"The Invasion of the
Moon Monkeys." Revelation (Vol. 3 Iss. 3) March 2006:
31-45.
Revelation
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Adam Chamberlain lives
and works in London, drawing some of his inspiration there from
the dramas that unfold on the stages of its theatres all the way
to time spent in some of the quieter, leafier corners of the city.
He is currently
chiselling away at a number of projects, including a screenplay.
Chamberlain is the Associate Publisher of Fourth Horseman Press
and co-editor of a number of its publications. He also serves as a
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