Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond Issue #7
Release Date: Friday, August 30th, 2024
Published by: Flint's Shards Inc.
Pages: 187 pages
ISBN 13: 9781962398138
ISBN 10: 1962398137
Issue #7 of 'Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond' features a collection of engaging stories set in the 1632 universe, expanding from 40,000 to 45,000 words as it continues the captivating narratives that readers have come to love.
Available At
Full Description
This is the first issue of second year and it’s all 1632 fiction. Thanks to our readers, we had a very successful first year. In fact, the first year of Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond was so successful that we are lengthening the issues from 40,000 words to 45,000 words in Issue 7 and to 50,000 words in Issue 8 - for the same price!
Garrett W. Vance's "Ceaseless, The River Runs" continues the harrowing tale of a young couple beset by river pirates as they leave Asia for Grantville, with a little help from their friends.
In "Trudi's Trenchers" by Gorg Huff, a young woman comes to Grantville and almost accidentally starts her own food business.
George Grant delivers more lost mail in "Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic Giant."
"Stilettos" by Bethanne Kim is a classic tale of misunderstanding. Is a stiletto a shoe, or a knife?
Eleven-year-old Sandy Eckerlin is a good cook. His stepmother Summer is not. Working together, they start “Summer’s Kitchen” making up-time style cooking implements, by Marc Tyrrell.
Garrett W. Vance's "Ceaseless, The River Runs" continues the harrowing tale of a young couple beset by river pirates as they leave Asia for Grantville, with a little help from their friends.
In "Trudi's Trenchers" by Gorg Huff, a young woman comes to Grantville and almost accidentally starts her own food business.
George Grant delivers more lost mail in "Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic Giant."
"Stilettos" by Bethanne Kim is a classic tale of misunderstanding. Is a stiletto a shoe, or a knife?
Eleven-year-old Sandy Eckerlin is a good cook. His stepmother Summer is not. Working together, they start “Summer’s Kitchen” making up-time style cooking implements, by Marc Tyrrell.