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1632 & Beyond Issue 10 #4: Come Dig My Earth

Previous / NextAmalia & Maggie Stories“A Christmas Stollen” in 1632 & Beyond Special Christmas Issue #002“Leftovers” in Grantville Gazette #100“A Knight’s Tale— Therapies” in 1632 & Beyond Issue #004“Rites of Passage” in 1632 & Beyond Issue #008Come Dig My EarthBy Edith WildJimmy Wild’s Place, Grantville4:50 p.m., February 2, 1637Barbie flinched awake, trying to get her […]

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Special Issue 2 #8: A Christmas Stollen

Previous / NextA Christmas StollenEdith WildGrantville High School 1636The bell rang as Amalia skidded into the locker room. She rushed over to her assigned locker. She quickly undid her padlock, opened her locker, pulled out her PE uniform and sneakers. Amalia placed them on the bench that ran between the rows of lockers. It amused […]

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1632 & Beyond Special Issue 002

Welcome to our Special Issue #2, Christmas 2024. We hope you enjoy it!NextIntroduction and Table of ContentsBjorn HasselerIntroductionMagdeburg Messenger (1632 Fiction)1. Grantville’s Secret Santa Jackie Britton Lopatin2. The Gift Chuck Thompson3. At Christmas Time Mark Huston4. Christmas at the Schickelmans John Deakins5. No Proper Carol Sarah Hays6. Santa’s Lapp George Haberberger7. Natala Iver P. Cooper8. […]

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Issue 8 #2: Rites of Passage

Previous / Next Rites of PassageEdith WildAmalia von Herbert and Maggie Vogel have appeared in three previous stories:“A Christmas Stollen” in A 1632 Christmas“Leftovers” in Grantville Gazette 100“A Knight’s Tale – Therapies” in 1632 & Beyond Issue 4Herr Johannes Esslie’s Math Classroom, Grantville High SchoolAfter School, February 2, 1637Johannes Esslie did not want to leave […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue 4 #2: A Knight’s Tale – Therapies

Previous / NextDown the road from Leahy Medical Center, GrantvilleFebruary 2, 1637Amalia had slammed the closet door down the hall. She’d searched the closet for her proper gloves, and that broke her mood. My better gloves, she realized, ARE A CRUMPLED MESS! “Arrrrghhh! These are disgusting!” She held up a glove, glared at it, and […]

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Volume 100 #11: Leftovers

Previous / Nextby Edith Wild“This one? It’s an Arts and Crafts style, I think. Constructed OTL—up-time—1916 during their WWI. It is not that big but it is modern enough. Last renovated, according to the documents, in 1996.” Herr Grimm, the real estate agent, rambled in accented German. He was a young skinny man with a […]

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