Iain Bowen's 'Arose from the Azure Main' is one of the most popular and acclaimed timelines on AlternateHistory.com. Beginning with the dislocation of the United Kingdom from 1980 to 1730, the effects are predictably enormous. In 'Dislocated to Success', Norman St John-Stevas, Viscount Fawsley, one of the story's best loved characters, looks back on the extraordinary event and what followed it, in 'memoirs' written fifteen years after what has become known as 'the Dislocation'.

The second volume of Viscount Fawsley's memoirs of a 1980s Britain somehow dislocated to 150 years in the past. The world has begun to adjust, but there is still much to be done – and Norman St John-Stevas, Viscount Fawsley, finds himself at the centre of a great many important events once more.

The third and final volume of Viscount Fawsley's memoirs of a 1980s Britain somehow dislocated to 150 years in the past. The world has mainly adjusted to the presence of a modern Britain on the world stage, but some cannot accept some modern attitudes leading to the Cyprus Crisis. Where Norman St John-Stevas, Viscount Fawsley, concludes his career as Foreign Secretary by once again concluding a successful peace treaty.