Series
| Title | Publication date | Author | Co-Author | ISBN | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1632 | 2000 | Eric Flint | N/A | 0-671-57849-9 | This is the first work in the Assiti Shards fictional universe and the 1632-verse |
| Grantville, West Virginia, in the 1990s, is transposed within an area of southern Thuringia of Germany in the 1630s. Grantvillers subsequently take on the Holy Roman Empire's troops in the Thirty Years' War, in order to maintain their own town's integrity. | |||||
| 1633 | 2002 | Eric Flint | David Weber | 0-7434-3542-7 | This is the direct sequel to 1632 |
| Grantville joins sides with Gustavus Adolphus, and tries to recreate the Germanies in the image of the United States. | |||||
| 1634: The Galileo Affair | 2004 | Andrew Dennis | Eric Flint | 0-7434-8815-6 | |
| A diplomatic and trade mission to the Italies goes awry when youngsters attached to the mission decide to rescue Galileo from the Inquisition, and end up in a plot to assassinate the Pope. The plot is hatched by a French operative turned rebel, who wishes to destroy France to allow the rise of the Huguenots. | |||||
| 1635: The Cannon Law | 2006 | Andrew Dennis | Eric Flint | 1-4165-0938-0 | This is the direct sequel to The Galileo Affair |
| Cardinal Borja incensed with the behavior of Pope Urban, decides to assassinate the Pope, and his political allies, and have himself declared the new Pope. Though managing to take over the Vatican and establish quorum with cowed Cardinals, the old Pope escapes, leading to Borja being declared an Anti-Pope, with only Spain and its satellites recognizing his authority as the new Pope. | |||||
| 1634: The Baltic War | 2007 | David Weber | Eric Flint | 1-4165-2102-X | This is the direct sequel to 1633 |
| Western Europe maneuvers to contain Gustavus Adolphus, resulting in a naval battle in the Baltic, and the conquest of Denmark by Sweden, and victory for Grantville's navy of ironclads. | |||||
| 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | 2007 | Eric Flint | Virginia DeMarce | 978-1-4165-4253-7 | This is the direct sequel to The Baltic War |
| The Prince Cardinal Infante of Spain, takes on vice-regal duties in the Spanish Netherlands, decides to separate from Spain and declare himself King. With the aide of Grantvillers, he acquires a bride in the rebellious daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor, Duchess Anna Maria. | |||||
| 1635: The Dreeson Incident | 2008 | Virginia DeMarce | Eric Flint | 1-4165-5589-7 | This is a sequel to The Cannon Law |
| The French Huguenot rebel plots to destroy Grantville, by assassinating the heads of Grantville. This leads to plots to oppose vaccination and destroy the Jews, as covers for assassination, which ends in the deaths of two of Grantville's leaders, and a violent purge of all anti-semitic forces in the area controlled by Grantville's allies. | |||||
| 1635: The Eastern Front | 2010 | Eric Flint | 1-4391-3389-1 | This is a sequel to The Baltic War | |
| 1636: The Saxon Uprising | 2011 | Eric Flint | 978-1439134252 | Direct sequel to The Eastern Front | |
| 1636: The Kremlin Games | 2012 | Gorg Huff & Paula Goodlett | Eric Flint | 978-1451637762 | Novelization of the "Butterflies in the Kremlin" stories |
| Bernie Zeppi takes a job as technical adviser to the Russians' attempt to bootstrap themselves into an industrial revolution. | |||||
| 1635: The Papal Stakes | 2012 | Charles E. Gannon | Eric Flint | 978-1451638394 | Direct sequel to The Cannon Law |
| 1636: The Devil's Opera | TBA | David Carrico | Eric Flint | TBD | |
| Set in Magdeburg, from December 1635 to March 1636. | |||||
| 1636: The Anaconda Project | N/A | Eric Flint | N/A | N/A | serial publication; This is a direct sequel to the novelette "The Wallenstein Gambit" by Eric Flint, as found in the anthology collection Ring of Fire I. |
| This serialized novel covers the plot by Wallenstein, King of Bohemia, to acquire an empire in Eastern Europe, by the conquest of Ruthenia with Ashkenazi and Cossack help. | |||||
| 1635: A Parcel of Rogues | Andrew Dennis | Eric Flint | Sequel to The Baltic War, following characters left in Britain | ||
| 1636: Drums Along the Mohawk | Walter Hunt | Eric Flint | Working title for novel set in French North America | ||
| 1636: Stoned Souls | Mercedes Lackey | Eric Flint | |||
| 1636: The Viennese Waltz | Gorg Huff & Paula Goodlett | Eric Flint | Sequel to 'Barbie Consortium' stories | ||
| Title | Publication date | Editor | ISBN | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ring of Fire I | 2004 | Eric Flint | 0-7434-7175-X | sequel to 1632 and 1633 |
| 1634: The Ram Rebellion | 2006 | Virginia DeMarce & Eric Flint | 1-4165-2060-0 | This is called a "melded novel" |
| Several intertwining short stories combine to form a narrative that covers the overthrow of the ruling order by the common people, in a democracy drive, led by a political newspaper featuring a political cartoon starring a ram. | ||||
| Ring of Fire II | 2008 | Eric Flint | 1-4165-7387-9 | |
| 1635: The Tangled Web | 2009 | Virginia DeMarce | 978-1-4391-3308-8 | This is called a "melded novel"; it is the sequel to The Ram Rebellion |
| Several intertwining short stories combine to form a narrative that covers the development subsequent to the Ram Rebellion in Franconia. | ||||
| Ring of Fire III | 2011 | Eric Flint | 9781439134481 | |
| 1636: The Wars on the Rhine | TBA | Eric Flint et al. | TBD | This is called a "melded novel"; |
| Title | Publication date | Editor/Author | ISBN | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eric Flint's 1632 Resource Guide and Role Playing Game | 2004 | Jonathan M. Thompson | 0-9721419-4-4 | |
| Time Spike | 2008 | Marilyn Kosmatka & Eric Flint | 9781416555384 | Sequel to 1632 |
| This novel deals with events in the timeline that the timeshifted Grantville left behind. | ||||
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