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This is complete list of works by American science fiction and historical fiction author Eric Flint. Bibliography Non-fiction academic publication Flint, Eric (1970). "Trade and Politics in Barotseland during the Kololo Period". The Journal of African History. 11 (1): 71–86. doi:10.1017/S0021853700037440. JSTOR 180217. S2CID 153402158. Belisarius series Written in collaboration with David Drake, the series features historical characters, including Roman general Belisarius, whom the authors present as possibly the best general to ever walk the earth. Novels in the series include: An Oblique Approach (1998), ISBN 0-671-87865-4 In the Heart of Darkness (1998), ISBN 0-671-87885-9 Destiny's Shield (1999), ISBN 0-671-57817-0 Fortune's Stroke (2000), ISBN 0-671-57871-5 The Tide of Victory (2001), ISBN 0-671-31996-5 The Dance of Time (2006), ISBN 1-4165-0931-3 Assiti Shards universes The Assiti Shards refers to a literary mechanism which exchanges one volume of space-time with another. This manifests as both a time-swap and place-swap for the two places affected. The literary technique can be read about in detail in Assiti Shards effect, but when it first reached print in 1632, the technique spawned a huge surge of fan interest which grew. Flint had at least two other milieus planned utilizing the mechanism in 2000, but because of demand for works in the 1632 universe, he temporarily shelved them through the period 2001–05. They were known to be in production for some intervals in some part and manner in 2005–06, but the death of Jim Baen or other projects has apparently delayed them. A second Assiti Shard effects tale, Time Spike, was published in 2008 with a third Assiti Shard effects tale, The Alexander Inheritance, following in 2017. In the late winter of 2005–06, Baen started listing all the 1632-verse books under the umbrella series title Assiti Shards series and continues to do so, after previously listing them under Ring of Fire, for the only series thus far published, so 1632 (numbering 10 works in print, thirty Gazettes (XXX came out in October 2010) and climbing rapidly bi-monthly) is currently listed on Baen's under the pseudo misnomer Assiti Shards series, of which there are (will be) four milieus planned, not just the original. Yet Amazon and Barnes and Noble lists "Ring of Fire" for some books in the series, and "Assiti Shards series" for others. As of early October 2007, the series name of the 1632 books is still confused; Barnes and Noble has seemingly grouped them under Ring of Fire series, Amazon and other web sellers are mixed, and the book covers of the last six hardcover releases avoid the question entirely on the dust jacket and artwork. At the moment, we use the term 1632 series, and other books in the series can be reached via that main article or by the navigation strip at the page bottom. The 1632 series Once also known on the internet as the 163x series, Baen for a time called the Ring of Fire series, and it is as frequently called the 1632 Universe or 1632verse; however it is named, it is a best-selling success. The alternate history series starts when the inhabitants of a small town in the United States find themselves transported back to Central Germany, in the late spring (May) of 1631 with no way back. The first book title results because while the tale builds in 1631, the climax occurs when events in the Thirty Years' War nearly overrun the town in 1632. 1632 (2000), which successfully initiated the series. Primary characters and setting are in fictional Grantville, West Virginia, now part of Thuringia. 1633 (2002) with David Weber; co-sequel with the following Ring of Fire anthology. Ring of Fire (Jan 2004); first of many 1632 canonical anthologies, currently supplemented by the Grantville Gazettes. For a while the title of this work was used as the series name. 1634: The Galileo Affair (April 2004) with Andrew Dennis; this work takes stories from four Ring of Fire short stories and launches the second major storyline (called a 'thread' by Flint), centered on Italy. Grantville Gazette I print release, November 2004 Grantville Gazette II print release, March 2006 1634: The Ram Rebellion (April 2006) with author-historian and key 1632 Research Committee member Virginia DeMarce. Together with stories from Ring of Fire and several Grantville Gazettes, this work takes a grassroots view at the peasants movement centered in Upper Palatinate, though it spends much time in Grantville, WV. 1634: The Baltic War (May 2007) with David Weber; writing schedule conflicts between Flint and Weber delayed this sequel. This novel closes out many loose ends left hanging in the Central Europe threads predecessor novel: 1633. 1635: The Cannon Law (October 2006) with Andrew Dennis; Sequel to 1634: The Galileo Affair 1634: The Bavarian Crisis (October 2007) with Virginia DeMarce Ring of Fire II (January 2008) anthology 1635: The Dreeson Incident (December 2008) with Virginia DeMarce 1635: The Eastern Front (October 2010) 1635: The Papal Stakes (October 2012) with Charles E. Gannon; Sequel to 1635: The Cannon Law 1635: A Parcel of Rogues with Andrew Dennis (January 2016) 1636: The Saxon Uprising (April 2011) Ring of Fire III (July 2011) anthology 1636: The Kremlin Games (March 2013) with Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett 1636: The Devil's Opera (October 2013) with David Carrico; a crime story in Magdeburg 1636: Commander Cantrell in the West Indies (June 2014) with Charles E. Gannon 1636: The Viennese Waltz (2014) with Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett 1636: The Cardinal Virtues (July 2015) with Walter Hunt 1636: The Ottoman Onslaught (January 2017) 1636: Mission to the Mughals (April 2017) with Griffin Barber 1636: The Vatican Sanction (December 2017) with Charles E. Gannon 1637: The Volga Rules (February 2018) with Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett 1637: The Polish Maelstrom (April 2019) 1636: The China Venture (September 2019) with Iver Cooper 1636: The Atlantic Encounter (August 2020) with Walter H. Hunt 1637: No Peace Beyond the Line (November 2020) with Charles E. Gannon 1637: The Peacock Throne (2021) with Griffin Barber 1637: The Coast of Chaos (December 2021) with Paula Goodlett and Gorg Huff, plus authors of seven related and intertwining short stories 1637: The Transylvanian Decision (2022) with Robert E. Waters 1638: The Sovereign States (2023) with Paula Goodlett and Gorg Huff The Grantville Gazettes The Grantville Gazette began as an experimental eMagazine collated as an anthology featuring primarily fan fiction and non-fiction background essays similar to encyclopedia articles. These fact articles, which include reference sections, were developed by the various sub-committees of the very informal 1632 Research Committee and the input (feedback and criticisms) received on the internet web-forum 1632 Tech Manual which is part of Baen's Bar. These essays and the feedback were pertinent to the developing milieu along with input from other established authors—.... Discover the Eric Flint Gorg Huff Paula Goodlett popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Eric Flint Gorg Huff Paula Goodlett books.