| It is both a time of peace and a time of war, depending upon where you live in this quadrant of the galaxy--and which leaders you follow. | ||
| Earth had once been the political center of a far-flung Federation, made up of many human and non-human races. But now it is a police state, its weak totalitarian regime barely able to control a few neighboring star systems. Almost three centuries ago, the outer colonies and most of the alien races broke away from the Federation's deep-seated bigotry and in-fighting. They formed a better political entity called | ||
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Now a forum of a hundred worlds (and growing), the Galactic League is a major political, economic and military force in this quadrant. Its most basic law: |
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| Aboard the Legion megacruiser G. L. V. Windfall, the League Council holds monthly meetings to discuss legal matters, commerce, military operations and political matters of importance. | ||
| In the 20th and 21st centuries, the Galactic League is an organization of fiction and non-fiction writers, artists, costume-makers and role-players centered in the suburbs of Chicago. The League has contributing members in several other states, all involved in helping each other realize their artistic dreams in a universe of our own creation. | ||
| In the past, League members have banded together to create award-winning costume presentations at regional science fiction convention masquerades. Currently, we publish AlterNations, a science fiction and fantasy fanzine of high literary quality. Some issues include stories by League members who are professionally-published writers. | ||
| In the near future, we will be producing professionally-published Galactic League novels. | ||
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