Prudence: Book One of The Custard Protocol by Gail Carriger (book review).
‘Prudence’ is book one in the new ‘Custard Protocol’ series by Gail Carriger, which focuses on Prudence Alessandra Macon Akeldama
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The Doctor And The Dinosaurs (A Weird West Tale) by Mike Resnick (book review)
Two things you can be sure of when you embark on reading ‘A Weird West’ novel from Mike Resnick, you
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Steampunk prosthesis for steampunk tattooing!
You have to give it to tattoo artist J.C. Sheitan Tenet – he’s not just content with giving clients steampunk
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Alt. Sherlock Holmes: New Visions Of The Great Detective by Gini Kock, Glen Mehn and Jamie Wyman (book review).
‘Alt. Sherlock: New Visions Of The Great Detective’ offers up three authors have obviously spent not a little time immersed
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The Ripper Affair (Bannon & Clare book 3) by Lilith Saintcrow (book review).
‘The Ripper Affair’ by Lilith Saintcrow is the third visit to Londinium, the London of an alternate Victorian Age where
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The Clockwork Sky Volume 2 by Madeleine Rosca (book review).
‘The Clockwork Sky’ has Australian author and artist Madeleine Rosca mixing the traditional Manga conventions with the fundamentals of steampunk
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Twenty Trillion Leagues Under The Sea by Adam Roberts (book review).
Anyone who has read Adam Roberts’ books will know not to expect a straightforward Science Fiction story. He likes to
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Hollywood Presents Jules Verne by Brian Taves (book review).
Looking back from our present day, it should come as no surprise that Jules Verne’s stories were seen as a
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Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets edited by David Thomas Moore (book review).
The fourteen stories in this collection ‘Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets’ offer another viewpoint on Sherlock Holmes, a character
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The Gears Of Madness by Iain Grant (book review).
Steampunk is a strange phenomenon. It is a combination of nostalgia and alternative science. Most of it hinges on the
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