Infinity Wanderers is a magazine dedicated to promoting alternate history and the associated genres of Science Fiction, Steampunk, Historical Fiction and Fantasy. In addition we aim for between 1/3 and 1/2 real history, genealogy and biography, and writers of Historical features are welcome to submit.
Whilst considered part of the Scimitar Edge stable, Infinity Wanderers goes out under the self-publishing 'Selornia' marque as a magazine, and not a book.
Issue 14, the late Summer/early Autumn 2025 edition, is the current version of the magazine and is now live across all formats. Please have a look at the fundraiser, as personal circumstances of the publisher/editor are now dire, and any support to keep going would be gratefully received.
The Terms and Conditions and Submission Guidelines are below. Click here to view the current issue.
Submissions Criteria
Infinity Wanderers prefers submissions that meet the following criteria:-
- Flash fiction or short stories on the theme of alternate history or associated genres
- art work, poetry and miscellany with an alternate history theme
- Book features and promotions in the genre
- Reviews of books, films and television programmes in the genre, whether new or classic
- Interviews with authors or artists in the genre
- Press releases about books in the genre are welcome from authors or their publishers
- Where possible, please include a small biography and any social media links for all submissions, and for artistic works a blurb about the art piece
Please meet the following physical requirements
- Written in a free-flowing textual format (docx, doc, rtf, odt etc.). Please do not send us PDFs, or articles saved in Pages format. PDFs are not free-flowing and require heavy editing to remove the line breaks. Pages for Mac can save the document in rtf format, so if relevant, please use this.
- Short stories and articles - generally a word count of 1000 to 3000 words, though this is flexible and there is potential to serialise longer articles over more than one issue
- Flash fiction and poetry of any length, on accepted themes
- We prefer attachments, although poems or articles within the email body can be accepted, at our discretion
- Unless there is an artistic reason for using a dramatic font, we prefer single-spaced 12 point Times New Roman; all submissions will be changed into this unless there is a specific request not to.
The magazine covers below link through to full page features about each issue of Infinity Wanderers.
Edited by Grey Wolf
Infinity Wanderers 14 is the Summer/Autumn issue of the magazine. Featuring a cover by Robin Stacey, the magazine is the usual mixture of Alternate History, Science Fiction, Poetry, and History.
The lead story is Ciaconna by Robert Wexelblatt, whilst others come from Jonathan B. Ferrini, Matias Travieso-Diaz, Steve McLary, and L. G. Parker, while Part 2 of Boy Partisan by Jordan Steven Sher completes that serialisation, and flash fiction is from Deems Ortega. An article by the late Brian G. Davies takes us back to the 'Dawn of Decimalisation' in the United Kingdom at the start of the 1970s, whilst Jon N. Davies looks at Colonel and Mrs Gough at their second residence of Belton, in Rutland, during the first 3 decades of the 20th century.
Poetry comes from Linda M. Crate, Simon MacCulloch, Evonne Gantz, Ali Ashhar, Pawel Markiewicz, L.G. Parker, Doug Stoiber, and Grey Wolf.
Edited by Grey Wolf
The early Summer 2025 edition of Infinity Wanderers magazine features a special cover created by Robin Stacey from a design by the late Gill Bazovsky. It also has a frontispiece artwork by Dafyd Meyrick Griffiths.
The lead story is 'The Duke of Buckaloo Creek' by John Cody Bennett, whilst other fiction comes from Matias Travieso-Diaz, Jonathan B. Ferrini, Douglas Kolacki, Doug Stoiber, and Debbie Robson. There is the first part of the serialised story 'The Boy Partisan' by Jordan Steven Sher, and the regular feature from L. G. Parker. Poetry comes from Pavel Markiewicz, Grey Wolf, and the late Brian G. Davies.
There is a look at the initial design by Derek Roberts for the cover of Yesterday's Empire, to commemorate its ten years in print. Local history comes from Jon N. Davies with "Bethany Notes" chronicling examples of the social life of Bethany Chapel, Ystradgynlais between the 1920s and the 1960s.
Grey Wolf is the editor of Infinity Wanderers magazine. Below are a link to a couple of his forthcoming novels, published by Scimitar Edge. His website is at
www.greywolfauthor.com
Alternate History
The second novel in The Shifting Sands series picks up the story as Lord Wolfe and Carlotta head for Seoul in the Kingdom of Korea. Travelling across the Pacific, they traverse the vast British North American colonies. They make a welcome return to Harcourt Hall after so many months away. As Carlotta begins to assert her independence, and receives a gift of alpacas from the former governor of the Argentine, Lord Woife takes decisions on how to invest a proportion of their fortune in the rising automobile industry. The machinery of foreign diplomacy, occurring behind the scenes, and behind the backs of the politicians, increasingly draws Lord Wolfe into Russian affairs. Do they really have to travel to Saint Petersburg? What of the lives they are making back home?
Alternate History & Science Fiction
In an alternate history, decolonisation of the Americas follows a vastly different timeline, and the British royal family remains pre-eminent in world affairs.
Competing with a Bonaparte Byzantium and a French Empire under the Murats, the Saxe-Coburg British fight on an equal footing for recognition and influence.
Follow 1400 years of history, from an alternate 1900 to the galactic empire of 3300AD where humanity inadvertently reawakens a terror that the elder races believed long dead.