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The year is whichever year in the American Revolution you want, and the place is the Colonies on the new continent of America. War has come with England. What will the year bring? This is the place for characters to explore what it was like to live during those tumultuous years. While it will be mainly set in the colonies, it can also be expanded to include all the Americas and Europe. So the time is whichever year, (just indicate your year in the title).

"What sort of day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times... and you were there."*

*Said with great gravity by Walter Cronkite, a newscaster, after he interviewed real and mythological people from the ancient past for children's educational films.

How Time Works in Early American Narratives

Generally, if you want, the month and the day of the month in real life can determine the month and day of the month in our novel. However, even then, time can always be fluid when needed, especially around Christmas and New Year's.

You can write in any year during the Revolutionary War and Early American Period. You can also do alternate history if you want.

Several of our members have written timelines of various years, both in Early American Narratives and in Symposia. Thank you! These may be helpful, and if I missed anyone’s let me know:

Events in the American Revolution

• A Different Fight for Independence: Ireland in the 1700s - Niamh of the Durotriges
• Timeline Leading up to the American Revolution: 1770-1775 - Sarah Dober
• Overall Timeline for Early America 1770 - 1789 - Kezia Wellington
• Western Connecticut/New England 1770’s - Nathan Martin
• Timeline for 1775 - Sarah Dober
• The World in 1776 - Kezia Wellington
• Events of 1776 - Niamh of the Durotriges
• Timeline of the American Revolution: 1776 - Sarah Dober
• Events of 1777 - Sarah Dober
• Events of 1779 - Sarah Dober
• Events of 1780 - Sarah Dober
• Events of 1781 - Sarah Dober
• Events for 1781-1783 - Kezia Wellington
• More Dates for 1781 - Cecily of York
• Events in 1782 - Kezia Wellington
• Events in 1783 - Sarah Dober
• Canada in 1783 - Elanor
• Events in 1784 - Kezia

Read how the story began in Narratives of Early America, our first three years of writing.

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Early American Narratives's date today is:Apr 14th 1784AD

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