Grantville Gazette-Volume XIX
That Monster airplane is back thanks to Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett, and Felix and Birgit are up to mischief again according to Iver P. Cooper. Wood Hughes has a new serial that starts in this issue, "Turn Your Radio On." Yes, the title is taken from the old gospel number that just about every American has heard at one time or another. Franz and Marla are back in David Carrico's "Hallelujah, Part One." And dear Dr. Phillip Gribbleflotz is up to . . . ah, well, read all about it, why don't you. Kerryn Offord will certainly keep you up to date on happenings in that household with his story "The Creamed Madonna." No, I'm not giving any more hints. Terry Howard gives us another event in the life of young Chaim in "A Gentile in the Family?" and Mark Huston explains a little known legend of the golfing world in "The Royal and Ancient Game." That is, I think it's a little known legend. Maybe it's a new one for this new universe . . . Nonfiction is really interesting this issue, with articles on concrete, truth, and lighter-than-air craft. As always, this issue is just full of info. Don't you want to know? On sale now! Grantville Gazette, Volume 19! |
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First printing, September 2008 |
ISBN-13: 978-1011250042
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Wow! Not one! Not one episode of "The Anaconda Project." We get two, as Eric Flint catches up! Gotta love that.