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1632 & Beyond Issue 11 #1: Waving Goodbye

Previous / NextRural Grantville October 1636George McClenannan GrantIt was a cool day for October. Of course, October days tended to be cool since the Ring of Fire. That was fine with Curtis Maggard. He was used to being outdoors in worse. He spent as much time hunting, fishing, and trapping as he could, regardless of […]

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Issue 9 #1: Unintended Consequences

Previous / NextUnintended Consequences George GrantBoston May 1635Mr. Roger Ludlow looked around his new office with satisfaction. While cruder than anything he would have inhabited in England, as far as he was concerned it was the best there was in the New World. He had achieved his highest ambition. Last year he had been elected […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue 7 #5: Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic Giant

Previous Mail From Up-Time, Episode 2: Atlantic GiantBy George GrantEditor’s Note:            “Mail From Up-Time” appeared in Issue 5.  The stories are connected by the discovered mail but do not share any characters. In “Mail From Up-Time”, the author established that some mail for people left up-time was set aside for later delivery on the day […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue 5 #3: Mail From Up-Time

Previous / NextMail From Up-TimeGeorge GrantGrantville Post Office May 1635“Shit!”Bernita Jenkins’ day had started normally. The work had even been rather light. She and Selma had sorted the flats and letters, thrown parcels, sorted and distributed the accountables, and gotten a start on putting up the box mail before the window was due to be […]

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Volume 94 #4: The Kreutzer

Previous / Nextby George GrantFreeman Barnes finished splitting the firewood he had brought out of the woods. He switched off the log splitter, then stacked the split wood in the shelter. Freeman brushed the wood debris off his pants. He was very late finishing the coming winter’s preparations, but felt there was finally enough firewood.Freeman […]

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The Matthew Grant Letters

The Matthew Grant Letters by George GrantPrevious / Nextby George GrantEditor’s Note: Capitalization practices, a few spellings, and the signature are taken from the historical Matthew Grant’s letters.June 1635The Christian of London arrived in Massachusetts Bay, carrying the Stiles party and other passengers, a small amount of cargo, and mail to New England. A few […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue #002

Welcome to our November 2023 issue. We hope you enjoy it!NextIntroduction and Table of Contentsby Bjorn HasselerIntroduction by Bjorn HasselerThe Magdeburg Messenger (1632 fiction)Escape from Moscow by Gorg Huff and Paula GoodlettThe Frog in the Well by Sean LittleA Meeting in Midsummer: Part I by Marc TyrrellThe Matthew Grant Letters by George GrantAn Adventure in […]

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