Gideon Smith And The Brass Dragon by David Barnett (book review).
The story of ‘Gideon Smith And The Brass Dragon’ begins with an expedition to find a lost world of prehistoric
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Penny Dreadful: The Complete First Season (DVD review).
From the start of this ‘Penny Dreadful’ series one, it’s obvious that something dark is going on. Late night, a
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Voyage Of The Basilisk (Memoirs Of Lady Trent book 3) by Marie Brennan (book review).
Isabella is once again heading out on an expedition, this time travelling with her son, Jacob, his governess, Abby, and
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Irregularity edited by Jared Shurin (book review).
‘Irregularity’ is the latest anthology from Jurassic London, a not-for-profit publishing house that splits sales proceeds between authors and charity
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A Study In Silks (The Baskerville Affair book 1) by Emma Jane Holloway (book review).
‘A Study In Silks’ kicks off ‘The Baskerville Affair’ trilogy. As you may surmise Sherlock Holmes does play a role
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Curtsies & Conspiracies (The Finishing School book 2) by Gail Carriger (book review).
‘Curtsies & Conspiracies’ is book two in ‘The Finishing School’ series by Gail Carriger, who has also written ‘The Parasol
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The Last Seal by Richard Denning (book review).
There are two kinds of people who go along the self-publishing route. There are those who are disgruntled with the
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A Rigged World (trailer) – Belgium does steampunk.
There’s a new animated movie coming soon called ‘A Rigged World’ – think Stephen Hunt’s The Court of the Air
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Jani And The Greater Game by Eric Brown (book review).
Eric Brown is a prolific British novelist, most of whose books fall firmly within the category of Science Fiction. He
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Steam Garden 8, the Tokyo Steampunk Festival.
February 7th 2015 sees Steam Garden 8, the Tokyo Steampunk Festival, arrive at Tokyo’s Laforet Museum Harajuku. You want to see how
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