Síân Reid’s first 1632 & Beyond story is “A Duty To Home.”  It’s about a girl from the Three Leagues who has been working in Grantville.  The cover illustration is inspired by this story.

“No One Stands Alone” is co-written by father and daughter Brad Banner and Bobbie Banner.  This is Bobbie Banner’s first story.  It examines sexual abuse and its effects.

“Netanel and Sarah’s Story” by Natalie Silk shows how one of the families in “Down This Path” (Issue 5) came to be in Zaborstadt.

“It Was Just A Joke!” but some people don’t have a sense of humor.  Find out what happened in Tim Sayeau’s story.

Remember the mercenaries who were told to leave the Grantville area?  There’s always someone who just doesn’t get it.  In his first story, “Out of the Frying Pan, into the Friar”, Todd Jones relates what happens when a couple chance meetings on the road escalate.

Jackie Britton Lopatin updates us on what’s going on in Mannington:  construction. We also learn a bit more about the new GURPS Ring of Fire.