Previous / Next by Chuck Thompson July, 1635 Inez Wiley gave up pretending to clean, walked upstairs, and lay down on the bed. For a while, she watched little dust angels floating in the beams of sunlight coming through the window. She extended her arm across the covers and splayed her fingers over the empty […]
Previous / Next by Chuck Thompson RothenburgSeptember 20, 1634 The council chambers were cold and smelled of smoke and the rank of angry men. Councilman Bernhardt Betzold slammed his tankard down on the table to interrupt the other councilors’ arguments. “Gentlemen,” Bernhardt said, “Please. We simply must accept the situation. The emperor has rejected our […]
This is our September 2023 issue. We hope you enjoy it! Next Introduction and Table of Contents by Bjorn Hasseler Table of Contents Introduction The Magdeburg Messenger: An Exchange of Favours by Jody Lynn Nye On the Jerichow Road by SM Stirling and Virginia DeMarce Ill-Met in the Marshes by Garrett W. Vance Indian Tea […]
