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1636: The Kremlin Games

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2012 alternative history novel

1636: The Kremlin Games
AuthorGorg Huff andPaula Goodlett
Cover artistTom Kidd
LanguageEnglish
Series1632 series
GenreAlternate history, science fiction
PublisherBaen Books
Publication date
June 5, 2012
Publication placeUnited States
Media typePrint (hardback & paperback)
Pages416 (hardback)
ISBN978-1-4516-3776-2 (hardback)
OCLC803755603
Followed by1637: The Volga Rules 

1636: The Kremlin Games is a novel in the1632 series written byGorg Huff andPaula Goodlett along withEric Flint.[1] It is the fourth book in the series to be listed on theNew York Times bestseller list for hardcover fiction. It reached number 30 on theNY Times list during a single week in June 2012.[2] It was also listed on theLocus Hardcovers Bestsellers List for the month of September, 2012, at number 6.[3]

A sequel,1637: The Volga Rules, was published in 2018.

Plot

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The story follows Bernie Zeppi, an auto mechanic from Grantville, as he travels East toRussia and helps to set in motion various chains of events that leads to fundamental reordering of Russian history and a massive shift from a primarily agrarian economy to a more industrialized one.

Reception

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The reviewer for theSFRevu wrote a positive review, stating that the book "is another side story in the ongoing Grantville saga", the "action is carried on by characters that haven't played a significant role in earlier parts of the series", and the book "allowed fans to get involved in the development."[4] The reviewer for theSan Francisco Book Review wrote that this book "is a standout even in a wonderful series" and it has "war, political intrigue, romance, [and] even car chases."[5] TheMidwest Book Review said that this installment "is an enjoyable thriller with a wonderful second order effect on Bernie and the Russians."[6]

References

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  1. ^"Uchronia: The Assiti Shards (1632) Series".www.uchronia.net.
  2. ^"Hardcover Fiction".The New York Times. June 24, 2012. Archived fromthe original on March 7, 2016. RetrievedMarch 1, 2017.
  3. ^"Locus Bestsellers, September 2012".Locus. September 2012.
  4. ^Lawhorn, Bill (June 5, 2012)."1636: The Kremlin Games (Ring of Fire) by Eric Flint, Gorg Huff, and Paula Goodlett".SFRevu.
  5. ^Revers, Beth (June 5, 2012)."1636: The Kremlin Games".San Francisco Book Review. Archived fromthe original on October 24, 2014. RetrievedFebruary 14, 2015.
  6. ^"MBR Bookwatch".Midwest Book Review. Vol. 11, no. 8. August 2012.

External links

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1632 series
Main series
novels
South European
thread
Russian thread
India thread
  • 1636: Mission to the Mughals (2017)
  • 1637: The Peacock Throne (2021)
Stand-alone
novels
Anthologies
and melded novels
Ring of Fire Press
novels

(full publication list)
  • Joseph Hanauer (2013)
  • No Ship for Tranquebar (2013)
  • Second Chance Bird (2013)
  • Turn Your Radio On (2013)
  • Essen Steel (2013) (wasThe Essen Chronicles)
  • The Danish Scheme (2013) (wasNorthwest Passage)
  • Bartley's Man (2016)
  • The Muse of Music (2017)
  • Love and Chemistry (2017) (wasThe Undergraduate)
  • 1635: The Battle for Newfoundland (2018)
  • Essen Defiant (2018)
  • The Monster Society (2018)
  • Letters From Gronow (2018)
  • The Persistence of Dreams (2018)
  • The Hunt for The Red Cardinal (2018)
  • The Chrysanthemum, the Cross, and the Dragon (2018)
  • The Legions of Pestilence (2019)
  • The Legend of Jimmy Dick (2019)
  • Up-time Pride and Down-time Prejudice (2019)
  • The Trouble with Huguenots (2019)
  • A Red Son Rises in the West (2019)
  • Magdeburg Noir (2020)
  • A Holmes For the Czar (2020)
  • Fire on the Rio Grande (2020)
  • A Red Son: Not Without Honor (2020)
  • Tales From the Mermaid and Tiger: Engines of Change (2020)
  • Things Could Be Worse: The Pastor Kastenmayer Stories (2020)
  • Two Cases for the Czar (2020)
  • Designed to Fail (2020)
  • The Grantville Inquisitor (2021)
  • A Matter of Security (2021)
  • A Mission for the Czar (2021)
  • Missions of Security (2021)
  • Saving The Dodo (2021)
  • The Horsewoman (2021)
  • Mrs. Flannery's Flowers (2021)
  • Security Threats (2021)
  • A 1632 Christmas (2021)
  • The Gourmets of Grantville (2021)
  • The Marshals (2022)
  • The Unexpected Sales Reps (2022)
  • I Want to Be Your Hero (2022)
  • The Private Casefiles of Archie Gottesfreund (2022)
Huff & Goodlett Press
  • A Diogenes Club for the Czar (2023)
Grantville Gazettes
and other magazines
Related lists
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series
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