I noticed today that Eric Flint died yesterday.
I confess I'm not a great admirer of his writing myself but I know some Chronners are. And regardless; RIP.
How plausible is the rapid acceptance of late 20th century American social attitudes by the citizens of Thirty-Year-War central Europe? Wouldn't such people be considered Heretics at best, Demons at worst?
Eric Flint's '1632-verse' series of books describe events in an alternate history of Europe in the thirty years war that occurs after a West Virginia mining town of the late 1990's gets zapped back to central Germany in the year 1632 (as a result of alien tomfoolery).
In reading a few of the...
1636: The Kremlin Games
Eric Flint, Gorg Huff, and Paula Goodlett
Baen, Jun 5 2012, $25 (432p)
ISBN 9781451637762
Having survived being transported from twenty-first century West Virginia to seventeenth century Europe, Grantville comes out of the recent war (see 1635: The Eastern Front and...
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