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Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond Issue #19
"A Duty To Home" - Síân Reid
"No One Stands Alone" - Brad Banner and Bobbie Banne
"Netanel And Sarah’s Story" - Natalie Silk
"It Was Just A Joke!" - Tim Sayeau
"Out of the Frying Pan, into the Friar" - Todd S. Jones
"The Mannington Minute" - Jackie Britton-Lopatin
This cover is from another new 1632 author! We are excited about her story of a seriously ill woman who flies to Leahy Hospital in Grantville and sees her daughter. In "A Duty To Home" By Síân Reid, Elena basks in the joy of her true calling working at Summer's Kitchen Workshop in Grantville, surrounded by a found family that lives and work together in delightful harmony. Unfortunately, her idyllic lifestyle is interrupted by the arrival of her very ill mother from Guarda in the Three Leagues. Should Elena return home home to help manage family affairs and look after her younger siblings? She faces an impossible choice- leave her happy life in Grantville, or turn her back on her family in distant Guarda?
Please The following story contains adult content.
"No One Stands Alone" By Brad Banner and Bobbie Banner - Nothing has ever been easy for young Geri Kinney, she has survived horrific domestic violence, betrayed again and again by people she should have been able to trust. The years of abuse have left behind deep emotional scars. At long last she finds the strength to break free from the past with the aid of loving friends who become her true family, good people who don't judge and shower her with love- but Geri is so badly broken, the question will her newfound happiness last?
"Netanel And Sarah’s Story" By Natalie Silk - Driven from their home by high rent and a poor economy, this small family braves the harsh realities of life on the road as they travel in caravans with other migrants in search of a better life. Their destination is Jena in the USE, a safe haven and beacon of hope in a dangerous world, if they can survive the challenges of their arduous journey.
"It Was Just A Joke!" By Tim Sayeau - Eleven years old Christopher has been summoned to the principal's office along with his less than pleased parents, ostensibly for starting a food fight. As the boy's tale unfurls we find that the real culprit is a rift between uptime and downtime a light jest in one is taken for blasphemy in the other!
"Out of the Frying Pan, into the Friar" By Todd S. Jones - Friar Thomas Wolf of the Order of Friars Minor is on his way too Freiburg when he finds himself swept up in the terrors of war. Along the way he finds himself thrust into playing the role of hero as he must rescue a woman from mysterious Grantville who has been captured by mercenary scoundrels. Together they risk all in a mad chase across the war torn countryside in a mad bid to reach the safety that lies behind the Ring of Fire.
"No One Stands Alone" - Brad Banner and Bobbie Banne
"Netanel And Sarah’s Story" - Natalie Silk
"It Was Just A Joke!" - Tim Sayeau
"Out of the Frying Pan, into the Friar" - Todd S. Jones
"The Mannington Minute" - Jackie Britton-Lopatin
This cover is from another new 1632 author! We are excited about her story of a seriously ill woman who flies to Leahy Hospital in Grantville and sees her daughter. In "A Duty To Home" By Síân Reid, Elena basks in the joy of her true calling working at Summer's Kitchen Workshop in Grantville, surrounded by a found family that lives and work together in delightful harmony. Unfortunately, her idyllic lifestyle is interrupted by the arrival of her very ill mother from Guarda in the Three Leagues. Should Elena return home home to help manage family affairs and look after her younger siblings? She faces an impossible choice- leave her happy life in Grantville, or turn her back on her family in distant Guarda?
Please The following story contains adult content.
"No One Stands Alone" By Brad Banner and Bobbie Banner - Nothing has ever been easy for young Geri Kinney, she has survived horrific domestic violence, betrayed again and again by people she should have been able to trust. The years of abuse have left behind deep emotional scars. At long last she finds the strength to break free from the past with the aid of loving friends who become her true family, good people who don't judge and shower her with love- but Geri is so badly broken, the question will her newfound happiness last?
"Netanel And Sarah’s Story" By Natalie Silk - Driven from their home by high rent and a poor economy, this small family braves the harsh realities of life on the road as they travel in caravans with other migrants in search of a better life. Their destination is Jena in the USE, a safe haven and beacon of hope in a dangerous world, if they can survive the challenges of their arduous journey.
"It Was Just A Joke!" By Tim Sayeau - Eleven years old Christopher has been summoned to the principal's office along with his less than pleased parents, ostensibly for starting a food fight. As the boy's tale unfurls we find that the real culprit is a rift between uptime and downtime a light jest in one is taken for blasphemy in the other!
"Out of the Frying Pan, into the Friar" By Todd S. Jones - Friar Thomas Wolf of the Order of Friars Minor is on his way too Freiburg when he finds himself swept up in the terrors of war. Along the way he finds himself thrust into playing the role of hero as he must rescue a woman from mysterious Grantville who has been captured by mercenary scoundrels. Together they risk all in a mad chase across the war torn countryside in a mad bid to reach the safety that lies behind the Ring of Fire.
209 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2026
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September 16, 2026
1632 & Beyond issue 19
Another great issue of 1632 & Beyond. There are new authors as well as ones that have written previously in this universe. All wonderful stories. Also a nonfiction piece about Mannington, the town Grantville was based on.
Another great issue of 1632 & Beyond. There are new authors as well as ones that have written previously in this universe. All wonderful stories. Also a nonfiction piece about Mannington, the town Grantville was based on.
September 7, 2026
This book is about freedom
Freedom for women, freedom from abuse, freedom of religion, and freedom to live where you want, also freedom of speech.
Freedom for women, freedom from abuse, freedom of religion, and freedom to live where you want, also freedom of speech.
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