Chronological Bibliography
For those of you who prefer your bibliographys chronologically, here it is. This page does not include the classic SF series Eric has edited.
1970
- Trade and Politics in Barotseland During the Kololo Period, 1970 Journal of African History (Volume XI:1)
1993
- Entropy and the Strangler, (short story), in Writers of the Future Volume IX
1997
- Mother of Demons, September 1997 (pb)
1998
- An Oblique Approach, March 1998 (pb) with David Drake
- In the Heart of Darkness, August 1998 (pb) with David Drake
1999
- Destiny’s Shield, July 1999 (HC) with David Drake
2000
- 1632, February 2000 (HC)
- Destiny’s Shield, June 2000 (pb)
- Fortune’s Stroke, June 2000 (HC) with David Drake
- Rats, Bats & Vats, September 2000 (HC) with Dave Freer
- The Thief and the Roller Derby Queen, (short story), in The Chick is in the Mail, edited by Ester Friesner, October 2000, (pb)
2001
- 1632 February 2001 (pb)
- From the Highlands, (short novel), in More than Honor #3: Changer of Worlds with David Weber March 2001 (HC)
- The Philosophical Strangler, May 2001 (HC)
- Carthago Delenda Est, (novella), in Foreign Legions, edited by David Drake, June 2001, (HC)
- Fortune’s Stroke, July 2001 (pb)
- The Tide of Victory, July 2001 (HC), October 2002 (pb) with David Drake
- Rats, Bats & Vats, September 2001 (pb)
- Pyramid Scheme, October 2001 (HC), with David Freer
2002
- From the Highlands, (short novel), in More than Honor #3: Changer of Worlds February 2002 (pb)
- The Philosophical Strangler, March 2002, (pb)
- Forward the Mage, March 2002 (HC) with Richard Roach
- The Shadow of the Lion, March 2002 (HC) with Mercedes Lackey & Dave Freer
- The Tyrant, April 2002 (HC) with David Drake
- The Islands in Warmasters, an anthology, May 2002 (HC) with David Drake and David Weber
- 1633, August 2002 (HC), with David Weber
- Carthago Delenda Est, (novella), in Foreign Legions, September 2002 (pb)
- The Tide of Victory, October 2002 (pb) with David Drake
2003
- Pyramid Scheme, February 2003 (pb), with David Freer
- Fanatic, (novella) in The Service of the Sword, the fourth Harrington anthology, April 2003 (HC), compiled by David Weber
- 1633, July 2003 (pb)
- Forward the Mage, August 2003, (pb)
- The Course of Empire, September 2003 (HC), with K. D. Wentworth
- Crown of Slaves, with David Weber, September 2003 (HC)
- The Shadow of the Lion, Sept 2003 (pb)
- The Tyrant, September 2003 (pb)
- This Rough Magic, November 2003 (HC) with Mercedes Lackey & Dave Freer
2004
- Ring of Fire, Editor; (Includes “The Wallenstein Gambit” - short novel), January 2004 (HC)
- The Islands in Warmasters, February 2004 (pb)
- 1634: The Galileo Affair, April 2004 (HC), with Andrew Dennis
- Fanatic, (novella) in The Service of the Sword, June 2004 (PB)
- The Wizard of Karres, August 2004 (HC), with Mercedes Lackey and Dave Freer (sequel to James Schmidt’s The Witches of Karres.)
- The Rats, The Bats, & The Ugly, September 2004 (HC) with Dave Freer
- Mountain Magic, October 2004 (pb)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 3, October 2004 (Webscriptions edition)
- The Truth about the Gotterdammerung,(short story), in Turn the Other Chick, edited by Ester Friesner, November 2004, (HC)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 1 - November 2004 (pb)
2005
- Genie Out of the Bottle, (novella) in Cosmic Tales of Adventure II, (Jan 2005)
- Ring of Fire, Jan 2005 (PB)
- The World Turned Upside Down, January 2005 (HC), twenty-nine stories, with David Drake, Jim Baen, and others.
- Mother of Demons, February 2005 (pb Reissue)
- The Course of Empire, March 2005 (pb)
- Crown of Slaves, April 2005 (pb)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 4, April 2005 (Webscriptions edition)
- This Rough Magic, June 2005 (pb)
- 1812: Rivers of War, April 2005 (HC)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 5, August 2005 (Webscriptions edition)
- 1634: The Galileo Affair, August 2005 (pb)
2006
- The Wizard of Karres, Jan 2006 (pb)
- The Dance of Time, Feb 2006 (HC) with David Drake
- The Truth about the Gotterdammerung,(short story), in Turn the Other Chick, Feb 2006 (PB)
- Boundary, March 2006 (HC), with Ryk Spoor
- Grantville Gazette Volume 6, March 2006 (Webscriptions edition)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 2 , March 2006 (HC)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 7, April 2006 (Webscriptions edition - e-arc)
- 1634: The Ram Rebellion, May 2006 (HC) with Virginia DeMarce and others
- The World Turned Upside Down, May 2006 (pb)
- The Rats, The Bats, & The Ugly, July 2006 (pb)
- 1635: Cannon Law with Andrew Dennis, September 2006 (HC)
- 1812: Rivers of War, October 2006 (pb)
- 1824: The Arkansas War, November 2006 (HC)
- Grantville Gazette Volume 3, Dec 2006 (HC)
I love your 1632 series and am looking for them on mp3/ipod format. I found it once and lost a site that had some of your works for download. Can you tell me where I might find this? I appreciate the stories you’ve done without collaberating most. I found the David Weber books much more technical and your books more socially and historically oriented. As a woman, guess I’m more interested in the political, social and historical aspects of your stories and less in the aspects of building a navy, air force, etc.
Thank you for starting this series and keeping it going!
Linda Unruh
Comment by Linda Unruh — April 18, 2006 @ 1:38 am
I love your The Assiti Shards series. And I would like to introduse the series to my countrymen in Belarus. I wrote to you several times asking for a permission for translation 1632 to Belarusian language. However I did not get any reply. I hope to get any kind of response, hopefully positive one because I have translated good chank of the book.
Comment by Roman Kordonsky — May 4, 2006 @ 1:56 pm
I really like your 1632, 1633, 1635, etc books. I have always been a fan of alternate history and as a West Virginia resident (near Morgantown) I fine these books totally engrossing. One question (among many) — When are the rest scheduled? I normally buy at Amazon.com as soon as they are announced, that way they are shipped immediately.
Comment by Paula Thompson — June 12, 2006 @ 8:38 pm
dear mr. flint,
i love your 1632 series. it is next the lost regiment series the best book serie who would ever writte. but would your 1632 series translated into german?
Comment by Michael Michalski — October 13, 2006 @ 1:59 pm
Eric:
Are you going to write more about “Mother of Demons?” I hope so.
Thanks,
Paul
Comment by Paul L. Quandt — October 15, 2006 @ 6:47 pm
One of the problems with finding your Assiti Shards books to reread in the library is that some are classified under science fiction, others under fantasy, and others in regular fiction. Is there anyway that you could put the appropriate thing on title pages of future books to have them all in the same section?
Comment by Alan Smith — December 14, 2006 @ 3:29 pm
Just wanted to join the throng that can’t say enough about the Belisarius Series. Historical fiction with a serious twist was refreshing and very interesting. I love messing with time! I thought that you (and Dave) were extremely true to the characters that you created and did a masterful job connecting all the works together. Another thing that I really appreciated was that you didn’t paint a rosy picture where everyone lived and life was GREAT at the end, but you also were not afraid to give the reader the happy ending that they needed after getting to know the characters so well. I must credit Baen’s online free library getting me started on the series and also for helping me purchase the last 3. I read most of the books in 3 days. Excellent job!!!!
Comment by Thomas Green — January 9, 2007 @ 11:53 am
Is there any chance you (&Freer &Lackey) will ever do further “Karres” novels? Great work, I look forward to Goth getting older and Pausert dealing with it.
Comment by Greg Goode — January 18, 2007 @ 8:16 pm
I loved “The Course of Empire. Will you be writing a sequel? I hope so, if ever a book cried out for a sequel, it’s the one.
Thank you.
Comment by Margaret — March 27, 2007 @ 12:20 pm
In answer to Comment 8, Dave Freer and I will be writing a sequel to THE WIZARD OF KARRES. Mercedes Lackey won’t be a co-author on this one. (That’s not due to any problems, it’s simply that Misty was tied up with too many other projects.)
The title of the sequel is THE SORCERESS OF KARRES. We haven’t started working on it yet, so it won’t be coming out until late in 2008 or sometime in 2009.
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 9, 2007 @ 4:48 pm
In answer to comment 9, Kathy Wentworth and I are working on a sequel to THE COURSE OF EMPIRE. Kathy’s doing the first draft right now. I can’t give you any publication date yet, though.
We don’t have a final title for the book. The working title is my somewhat whimsical NGC 7293, but that probably won’t wind up being the final title. (It’s the official astronomical designation for the planetary nebula in which much of the novel takes place.)
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 9, 2007 @ 4:52 pm
In answer to comment 6, I’m afraid I have no control over the way librarians decide to file my books. Nor do I see any way to solve the problem, beyond putting a big notice on the cover that says “This is science fiction” — which my publisher would refuse to do.
Sorry.
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 9, 2007 @ 4:55 pm
As you’ve probably guessed, I’m catching up on these comments at one fell swoop. So…
To go back to the first comment, you can find my free titles in the Baen Free Library at the following URL:
http://www.baen.com/library/
Those of many other authors are in the Library also. Just click on “authors” in the yellow menu on the left and you can go from there.
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 9, 2007 @ 4:58 pm
In answer to comment 5, I have no current plans to write a sequel to MOTHER OF DEMONS. That doesn’t preclude doing so, it’s simply that I have enough other work at the moment (to put it mildly) to keep me busy.
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 9, 2007 @ 4:59 pm
I am now reading “The Dance Of Time”, I LOVE these books. This series is the first of your books that I have read, I will definitely be checking out the rest. Keep up the good work and thank you.
Dana
Comment by Dana — April 30, 2007 @ 2:08 pm
Will you be writing any more stories or novels in the Crown of Slaves series? These characters are too good to stop now.
Thanks.
Comment by John Rain — June 24, 2007 @ 12:16 pm
Eric, i was wondering if you and your cohorts were considering completing a sequel for “The Wizard of Karres”? I really enjoyed the way you extended the original story and would appreciate another installment.
Yours aye,
James
Comment by James Harland — September 21, 2007 @ 10:46 pm
Sir I just wanted to say thank you for the many hours of pleasure that your books have given me.
Comment by Terrance — October 20, 2007 @ 11:15 pm
Wow, I just finished 1632, both 1633’s, 1634GA, and The Course of the Empire in two weeks. I just couldn’t get enough. Thanks for writing those! They make me buckle down on my own work that much harder!
Comment by Jason — October 25, 2007 @ 4:27 pm
Just read 1632,33,34GA and 34BW +ring of fire
the free web books are a great idea since i ended up buying 34ga, and ring of fire print and 34BW in web version. Great read thanks for writing them
Comment by R Lloyd — November 22, 2007 @ 11:38 pm
Hello!
Just wondering if you, Dave and Misty will be doing more ‘Heirs of Alexandria’ books. I wanna see Manfred grow up!
Comment by Dawn — December 16, 2007 @ 5:58 am
Mr. Flint,
I have to agmit to being quite a fan of yours. Others too, however. I am an avid reader of many types of book. I became quite an e-book fan because of the convenience of carrying many books on the road that way - I used to be a truck driver. However I am disappointed to say that I will now not buy many e-books. Most of them that I will not buy are fortunately not on Baen. However, many e-books are now selling at or near hardcover prices, and I consider that to be not only ridicoulous but a ripoff. Since you appear to have at least a large presence at Baen, please try to keep them from getting that way. Thank you.
Comment by Robert Hunger — April 5, 2008 @ 11:57 pm