by Grantville Gazette Staff | Apr 25, 2020 |
Best of 2019 Here are the three finalists for Best of 2019: “Broken Strings” by Meriah L. Crawford and Robert E. Waters “Clique, Clique, Boom” by Bjorn Hasseler “Requiem” by David Carrico Please send your votes...
by Garrett W. Vance | Apr 25, 2020 |
This Issue’s Cover- 89 Lighting the Peace Pipe Inspired by concepts from Eric S. Brown and Robert E. Waters’ gripping story Rage of the Black Tooth.
by Walt Boyes | Apr 21, 2020 |
One of the few industries that has grown with the pandemic is the publishing industry. We are grateful to all of the people who are quarantining themselves against the spread of COVID-19 for buying our great books and letting us grow. We are growing. Starting very...
by Walt Boyes | Apr 21, 2020 |
The words for the month are Bill Shatner’s: “Stay home, stay safe, and be kind to each other.” And while you are doing that, you can enjoy a brand new edition of the Grantville Gazette. In this issue, Eric S. Brown and Robert E. Waters have added to the saga of...
by Garrett W. Vance | Apr 16, 2020 |
Stone Wall Village fields, behind enemy lines T'cumu watched in dismay as the enemy's Spaniard directed his troop of Rattlesnake Warrior pikemen to form a long line across the meadow grass. He studied the man, so similar to his friend, but a sinister shadow...
by Eric S. Brown | Apr 16, 2020 |
Near the Border of Modern-Day Rhode Island and Connecticut March, 1636 Fast as Lightning in the Sky could smell the smoke before he saw it. This wasn't normal smoke, like the kind blowing through all Mohegan or Narragansett villages, from fire pits roasting...
by John Deakins | Apr 16, 2020 |
Father Benedetto had lost his faith. He was young and talented; he could read and write English and French, besides Latin and Italian. He had precision engraving skills. He'd traveled to several Italian cities. Nevertheless, Rome had relegated him to the Formia...
by Natalie Silk | Apr 6, 2020 |
“This,” said Nick, while he jiggled the doorknob and forced the key to unlock the door, “is my humble home.” His sister scanned the small apartment in seconds. “Where’s your room?” Cecily flicked a newly-dyed wayward...
by Kristine Kathryn Rusch | Apr 6, 2020 |
This is not the apocalypse that one branch of science fiction has long predicted. Oh, some of us thought it was at first. A long-time friend of mine, a heck of a good science fiction writer, said to me in mid-February that this was The Stand. And I said, I don’t...
