Retromancer by Robert Rankin (book review)
(pub: Gollancz. 366 page enlarged paperback. Price: £12.99. ISBN: 978-0-575-08497-1 pub: Gollancz. 341 page hardback. Price: £14.99. ISBN: 978-0-575-07872-7) check
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The Aylesford Skull (A Langdon St. Ives novel) by James P. Blaylock (book review).
Langdon St. Ives has moved with his family to the tranquil village of Aylesford hoping to leave his past and
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Monster of the Sky.
Is Monster of the Sky a follow-up to the most excellent novel The Court of the Air? Nope, but it
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IBM supercomputer analysis says steampunk is a trend to watch.
You can use supercomputers for many things, but this has to be one of the coolest – by using their
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The Wheel (of steampunk-y-ness).
This whimsical, visually imaginative short steampunk movie concerns a dutiful young man, fated to maintain a large wheel that balances
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Da Vinci’s Demons… TV does Renaissance-punk.
Here’s an interesting looking TV series from the creators of Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Da Vinci’s Demons, which recasts Leonardo
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The Immortality Engine (A Newbury and Hobbes Investigation book 3) by George Mann (book review).
If you hunger for more stories about the indomitable Sherlock Holmes but can’t get a regular fix, you might want
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Jon Magnificent’s ‘Ray Gun’.
It’s Thursday… is that steampunk music Thursday? Why, yes, so here, for the Victorian Spacemen among you, is our refined
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The Arcanum by Thomas Wheeler (book review).
London, September 1919. The story, ‘The Arcanum’, unfolds with a death. At first it seems to be a normal accident
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Space Captain Smith by Toby Frost (book review)
Imagine that the British Empire never faded but expanded into space taking it’s Victorian attitudes with it. Isambard Smith is
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