Eric Flint's 1632 & Beyond: Alternate History Stories

Volume 28 #8: No Ship for Tranquebar, Part Two

Previous / Next No Ship for Tranquebar, Part Two Written by Kevin H. and Karen C. Evans CopenhagenLate December 1635 Marlon Pridmore had some apprehension about this first day of work. He had yet to meet the crew, and he didn’t relish the thought of walking into the middle of a project. Nevertheless, he walked […]

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Volume 27 #8: No Ship for Tranquebar

Previous / Next No Ship for Tranquebar Written by Kevin H. and Karen C. Evans Somewhere in the Bay of BengalOctober 1635 The deck plummeted. Anders Kiersted, captain of the Danish trading vessel Pelican, braced himself behind the helmsman. “Steady as you go, Kris.” The helmsman said nothing, just continued to fight with the rudder in […]

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Volume 25 #7: If I Had a Hammer

Previous / Next If I Had a Hammer Written by Kevin H. and Karen C. Evans April 1635East of Arpke village Dieter Schwarzkopf crouched on one knee and looked up at his partner, Finn Kelley O’Donnell. “Ah, there you are.” The huge Irishman raised his hammer with both hands. “Hold still, my lovely.” He swung […]

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Volume 15 #14: The Theobroma Shell Game

Previous / Next The Theobroma Shell Game Written by Karen C. Evans Chocolate, that magical substance that smoothes out the rough parts of our lives. Those of us who have been living with the Grantville “disaster” these past years are reconciled to the fact that we will never have chocolate again. It isn’t available in […]

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