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Issue 9 #5: Rose-Hip & Red Velvet

Previous / Next Rose-Hip & Red VelvetTim SayeauGrantville August, 1637Adina Daoud surveyed her family sitting around the kitchen table. Joe Russo, her husband, still in his EMT uniform, sat next to their adopted son, Lorenz Buechner Russo. Seated catty-corner from the guys were the two Daoud-Russo daughters still at home, Elizabeth Suzanne Russo and Sophia […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue #009

1632 & Beyond Issue 6 #4: A Guest at the New Year

Previous / NextA Guest At The New YearTim SayeauBramall Hall, EnglandJune 1635Sir William Davenport stared at the oilskin packet held in the mercenary captain’s hand. Behind that worthy was another mercenary holding the reins of his captain’s horse.When the troop appeared in the lane leading to Bramall Hall, Sir William had feared the worst. King […]

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1632 & Beyond Issue #006

Welcome to our July 2024 issue. We hope you enjoy it!NextIntroduction and Table of ContentsBjorn HasselerIntroductionMagdeburg Messenger (1632 Fiction)1. Passing Fair Virginia DeMarce2. From Cramps to Matrimony Terrry Howard3. Cassini Runs Home Robert E. Waters4. A Guest at the New Year Tim Sayeau5. Buzz! Beekeeping in the 1632 Universe Part 2 Iver P. CooperNews & […]

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Volume #99 #1: On the Walls of Wismar

Previous / Nextby Tim SayeauFirst Sergeant Robert John Matowski, United States of Europe Air Force, base chief and temporary commander of Wismar Air Force base, mad-stalked into his office, threatening harm to all. On his head, a Fairmont State University baseball cap with its ‘Fierce Falcon’ logo added severity. In one hand he strongly gripped […]

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Volume 98 #5: The Stars Were Bright

Previous / Nextby Tim SayeauBrussels, Royal PalaceEarly Spring, 1635Maria Anna, Queen in the Low Countries, idly skimmed the latest catalogue from Trommler Records of the United States of Europe. As usual, the offerings of the up-time group ABBA were showcased. Understandable, what with the prominence of Gustav II Adolf of Sweden and his daughter Kristina […]

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