Author
Griffin Barber
8 series · 9 standalones · 23 works in the catalog
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Griffin Barber is an American science fiction and fantasy author known for his work within Eric Flint's Ring of Fire universe, co-writing entries in the 1632 series with Flint, including 1636: Mission to the Mughals and 1637: The Peacock Throne, which extend the alternate-history saga into the courts of Mughal India. He also contributes to the shared-world Black Tide Rising military science fiction series alongside authors such as John Ringo and Charles E. Gannon, and writes Terran Republic short fiction tied to that setting, including the novella Murphy's Lawless. His fiction blends tactical detail with historical research, reflecting the collaborative, world-building style favored by Baen Books' shared-universe imprints.
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Series
- 1632 Fiction(3 works)
- 163x(3 works)
- Black Tide Rising short fiction(2 works)
- Last Stop Station(1 work)
- Murphy's Lawless(2 works)
- Terran Republic Novels(1 work)
- Terran Republic short fiction(1 work)
Works
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