by Rick Boatright | Jan 22, 2016 | 1632 Tech
Recommended Reading Order for the 1632 Series (aka the Ring of Fire series) By Eric Flint, November 1, 2020 Whenever someone asks me “what’s the right order?” for reading the 1632 series, I’m always tempted to respond: “I have no idea. What’s the right order for...
by Rick Boatright | Apr 6, 2015 | 1632 Tech
Grantville has a public library, and each of the schools (high, middle, and elementary) has its own library. These libraries are modeled on those of Mannington, West Virginia, and if you can prove that one of the Mannington’s libraries had a particular book...
by Rick Boatright | Apr 6, 2015 | 1632 Tech
These photos show the shelves in the science and technology section of the Mannington Middle School Library (Dewey 500s and 600s). Each thumbnail links to a page showing a larger picture of the bookcase and a tabular listing of the books in the picture. Bookcase 3450...
by Rick Boatright | Apr 6, 2015 | 1632 Tech
This is how it all started, with a post from Eric Flint to the “Authors” conference in Baen’s Bar. This was before there was such a thing as a “1632 Tech Manual” conference, and the proposed title was “Fire in the Hole” (later...
by Rick Boatright | Apr 6, 2015 | 1632 Tech
The following is subject to Eric’s approval, but he has incorporated most of the following to date…. Gayle Mason did most of her ham work on 80 meters, and while she liked QRP (low power), she had a legal limit amplifier using four big commercial radio...
by Rick Boatright | Apr 6, 2015 | 1632 Tech
From: “Virginia DeMarce” <virginiademarce@yahoo.com> Date: Sat Sep 28, 2002 8:33:05 PM US/Pacific Subject: Imperial Free Cities Germany’s political structure 1600-1630 (very approximate); 50 ecclesiastical princes 30 secular princes over 100...
