The Grantville Gazettes
1632 series
['sprawl trilogy', 'crash bandicoot', 'saga series', 'eugene trilogy', 'dark lady', 'mother brain', 'myst series', 'warcraft', 'the diamond brothers series', 'pc', 'wrc', 'dc comics', 'pala empire', 'i love lucy', 'taiga drama', 'the kane chronicles', 'aqua teen hunger force', 'mac os', 'touhou', 'rabbids', 'shinobi series', 'uplift universe', 'sonnet', 'battlefield series', 'dance dance revolution', 'volkswagen golf', 'wwf', 'touhou project', 'inkheart trilogy', 'golden sun series', 'supermini car', 'star trek', 'rpg maker', 'battle network', 'golden axe series', 'playstation eye', 'gray mouser', 'prophetic books', 'captain scarlet', 'cherub', 'dashavatara', 'chaos emeralds', 'gran turismo series', 'underworld usa trilogy', 'eretria', 'rock band', 'strike series', 'small family car', 'lew archer', 'big brother', 'cthulhu mythos', 'left behind series', 'playstation 3', 'jack reacher', 'marvel cinematic universe', 'tiger woods pga tour', 'metroid', 'the west wing', 'queste', 'hainish cycle', 'the echorium', 'miss world', 'mexico trilogy', 'far cry', 'mythago wood', 'chrono series', 'lord darcy', 'angry birds', 'nhl series', 'fighting fantasy', 'tokimeki memorial series', 'honorverse', 'sony playstation', 'drakengard series', 'mana series', 'halo series', 'foundation universe', 'twelve minor prophets', 'boeing 747', 'executive car', 'buffy', 'breaking bad', 'luxembourgish', 'mad max film series', 'civilization series', 'earthsea', 'dark tower', 'spongebob squarepants', 'leatherstocking', 'four lands', 'grandia', 'winston cup series', 'dragon warrior', 'star fox series', 'red dwarf', 'thunder force series', 'narnia', 'venice film festival', 'the boondocks']
The Grantville Gazettes
The Grantville Gazettes are anthologies of short stories set in the 1632 universe introduced in Eric Flint's novel 1632. The Gazettes started as an experiment: a professionally edited, officially sanctioned "fan magazine" published electronically. Initially released as serialized e-magazines, they were later published as e-books (taking a page from the Baen Books experience with E-ARCs—Electronic Advance Reader Copies, which had been instituted several years earlier.) Because the electronic sales were successful, Baen contracted with Flint for more issues, to be published 3-4 times per year (bimonthly, starting in 2007). Each would form part of the canonical background for the other works (novels and anthologies) in the rapidly growing 1632 series. As of mid-2012, e-magazines are published bimonthly, and six books have been published (five of those as both hardcover and mass market paperback) excerpted from the first 17 issues of the magazine. A seventh book is promised.