Phillip Riviezzo
Greta’s Day Off
Night, May, 1636 A Road near Vesserhausen She woke up. This was not strange, because Greta slept a lot when she was not dancing. She was in her wooden den, and it was moving. This was also not strange—when her den was moving, it meant she could rest, and would...
A Sucker Born Every Minute
March 1635 Naumburg Lamplight flickered over the table as Jan partitioned out what profits they had made the past few days. After subtracting costs of buying more food, care for the horses, repairs to the wagons, and the requisite contribution to their...
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