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Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond Issue #7
Get ready for a thrilling journey through time and danger in the latest issue of 1632 & Beyond. Join our beloved characters as they face new challenges and unexpected twists in this collection of stories filled with action and humor. From the treacherous waters of the river to the bustling streets of Grantville, you won't be able to put this issue down!
In Garrett W. Vance's "Ceaseless, The River Runs," a young couple battles ruthless pirates as they embark on a perilous journey from Asia to Grantville. But with the help of their friends, they may just make it out alive.
Meanwhile, in "Trudi's Trenchers" by Gorg Huff, a young woman moves to Grantville and almost accidentally starts her own food business. And in "Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic Giant" by George Grant, the impacts from lost up-time mail continue ripple out from Grantville.
But that's not all. Stilettos" by Bethanne Kim is a classic tale of misunderstanding. Is a stiletto a shoe, or a knife? And in "Summer's Kitchen" by Marc Tyrrell, eleven-year-old Sandy and his stepmother Summer team up to create a new business, changing the culinary landscape in the United States of Europe and beyond.
This issue is packed with heart-pounding action, unexpected twists, and lots of humor. If you enjoyed the previous issues, you won't want to miss this one. And if you're new to 1632 & Beyond, this is the perfect place to start.
Hurry and grab your copy now. You won't regret it!
Publishers 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!
In Garrett W. Vance's "Ceaseless, The River Runs," a young couple battles ruthless pirates as they embark on a perilous journey from Asia to Grantville. But with the help of their friends, they may just make it out alive.
Meanwhile, in "Trudi's Trenchers" by Gorg Huff, a young woman moves to Grantville and almost accidentally starts her own food business. And in "Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic Giant" by George Grant, the impacts from lost up-time mail continue ripple out from Grantville.
But that's not all. Stilettos" by Bethanne Kim is a classic tale of misunderstanding. Is a stiletto a shoe, or a knife? And in "Summer's Kitchen" by Marc Tyrrell, eleven-year-old Sandy and his stepmother Summer team up to create a new business, changing the culinary landscape in the United States of Europe and beyond.
This issue is packed with heart-pounding action, unexpected twists, and lots of humor. If you enjoyed the previous issues, you won't want to miss this one. And if you're new to 1632 & Beyond, this is the perfect place to start.
Hurry and grab your copy now. You won't regret it!
Publishers 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!
187 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 31, 2024
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
January 3, 2025
Good stories in this issue. I do want Garrett Vance to put his Japanese Samurai stories into one volume at some point in the future. Not just Kindle book but one that is also in print. This issues story is a really good one as are the rest except Trudi's Trenchers which is less story than background backstory on a character is in other works. Bethanne Kim failed to get inside Trudi's head which was disappointing. The rest of the stories are fun and funny and make enjoyable reading. This issue is recommended.
October 2, 2024
More great reading in the Ring of Fire. Thanks to all of the contributors.
October 13, 2024
An enjoyable anthology of stories set in the 1632 universe. All of the stories were engaging, and added further depth to the world that Flint created.
December 23, 2024
Fine collection.
Funny cooking show with a moral is a nice moment. I'm looking forward to the next collection. Always nice to have another member of the Barbie consortium.
Funny cooking show with a moral is a nice moment. I'm looking forward to the next collection. Always nice to have another member of the Barbie consortium.
March 2, 2025
Very good book
September 21, 2024
Another chapter in one story loop and more filler of background for another. A new short tale with some old characters and another nice story based on mail from the Ring of Fire day now being delivered and the effect.
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