Bjorn Hasseler
Best of 2018
You—our readers—get to nominate a story from Grantville Gazette issues 75-80 as the Best of 2018, Please send your nomination to [email protected] or [email protected] Nominations are open until April 1. We will post the finalists in Grantville Gazette 83, coming out...
Exemplars
Besançon, Burgundy Thursday, May 8, 1636 A knock at the door of his suite broke into Patriarch Kyril Lukaris's thoughts. One of his assistants hurried to the door, and a guard matched the priest stride for stride. The guard already on duty at the door edged...
The Observer
Grantville Thursday, March 15, 1635 Barbara Kellarmännin stood at the bus stop in the Brethren settlement. This time of year, any frequently-trampled ground was both muddy and slushy, so she had chosen a firm spot a short distance away from her fellow students....
The USE Army
In early September, 1633, after Hans Richter's first solo flight, the Committees of Correspondence began recruiting in Grantville (1633, Chapter 33). These forces became the USE Army, which appears in all of the main spine novels from 1634: The Baltic War on, as well...
Best of 2017 Award
Best of 2017 Award by Bjorn Hasseler Grantville Gazette readers chose “The Winter Canvas: A Daniel Block Story” by Meriah Crawford and Robert Waters as our Best of 2016 story. This is the last issue of 2017, and it...
NESS: Krystalnacht on the Schwarza Express
Tuesday, June 19, 1635 West Virginia County Astrid Schäubin puttered around her room, straightening everything. She tugged at the solid but inexpensive table beside her bed, trying to square it up. It creaked across the wooden floorboards. "Astrid, are you still up?"...
Reed & Kathy Sue
Our House, Grantville! Tuesday, June 12, 1635 Dear Reed, I miss you so much already. Wish you could have stayed, but they need you. I’m so proud of you. Thank you so much for moving us back to Grantville. It was a hassle you didn’t need...
The Slasher
Monday, June 24, 1635 I stopped at The Striped Cat at the end of the first day’s ride. The inn’s namesake—or perhaps a descendant—was sunning herself on the steps. The building was new, less than twenty years old. Most of Tangermünde had burned in...
Resources
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