The Ring of Fire series is set in the middle of the Thirty Years War, generally considered the greatest military conflict in history between the Catholic and Protestant factions of Christendom. Not surprisingly, religion is a theme that appears and re-appears constantly in the stories.
The Ring of Fire series began in Europe, but has started spreading around the world.
What impact has the Ring of Fire had on artists & musicians, both up-timers and down-timers?
The exploits (and mishaps) of the 17thcentury alchemist Dr. Gribbleflotz.
A discussion of what’s needed to get published in the Grantville Gazette magazine.
The artists who play a central role for both Ring of Fire Press and the Grantville Gazette discuss how they carry out their work.
Naval designs and naval warfare play a major role in many of the novels and stories written in the Ring of Fire series.
How have women—from both the 17th and 20th centuries—reacted to the Ring of Fire and the new universe it has created?
The Ring of Fire is having a tremendous impact on the slave trade and chattel slavery in the New World.
The Stone family were first introduced in the Ring of Fire series is Mercedes Lackey’s story “To Dye For.”
The impact of the Ring of Fire is transforming the history of North America as well as the Caribbean.
A discussion of the past, present and future of Ring of Fire Press.
Tom Kidd, cover artist for the Ring of Fire volumes published by Baen Books, discusses his work.