Wardenclyffe's Long Shadow Over Siberia
A Nikola Tesla Alternate History

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When Nikola Tesla fires his Wardenclyffe Tower at full power in 1903, he doesn't just light the Long Island sky—he punches a hole in time. The return signal carries impossible data: coordinates for a remote Siberian wilderness and a date five years in the future. June 30, 1908. The day the Tunguska event will flatten eight hundred square miles of forest in an explosion a thousand times larger than Hiroshima.

With J.P. Morgan pulling funding and creditors circling like wolves, Tesla has thirty days before Wardenclyffe is seized for scrap. But the signal is already racing through the planet's bedrock, gathering strength, converging on a target that shouldn't exist. Something in the taiga is waiting. Something that sent a message backward through the ether: *We are ready.*

From the salons of Gilded Age New York to the frozen banks of the Stony Tunguska, *Wardenclyffe's Long Shadow Over Siberia* reimagines history's greatest inventor as a man who accidentally weaponized the Earth itself. As rival empires race to claim the crash site and Tesla's own machines begin receiving transmissions from a timeline that shouldn't be possible, one question burns brighter than the tower's violet corona: did Tesla cause the Tunguska event—or did he prevent something far worse?