Steampunk Archives - Page 11 of 21

Friday, September 25, 2026

How To Draw Steampunk by Bob Berry, Joey Marsocci & Allison Deblasio (book review).

If you’re of a particular age, you will remember those massive but thin A3-sized Walter Foster published artbooks. Like me,

‘Prudence’ is book one in the new ‘Custard Protocol’ series by Gail Carriger, which focuses on Prudence Alessandra Macon Akeldama

Two things you can be sure of when you embark on reading ‘A Weird West’ novel from Mike Resnick, you

You have to give it to tattoo artist J.C. Sheitan Tenet – he’s not just content with giving clients steampunk

‘Alt. Sherlock: New Visions Of The Great Detective’ offers up three authors have obviously spent not a little time immersed

‘The Ripper Affair’ by Lilith Saintcrow is the third visit to Londinium, the London of an alternate Victorian Age where

‘The Clockwork Sky’ has Australian author and artist Madeleine Rosca mixing the traditional Manga conventions with the fundamentals of steampunk

Anyone who has read Adam Roberts’ books will know not to expect a straightforward Science Fiction story. He likes to

Looking back from our present day, it should come as no surprise that Jules Verne’s stories were seen as a

The fourteen stories in this collection ‘Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets’ offer another viewpoint on Sherlock Holmes, a character