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Come to a Steampunk Masquerade on October 30, 2018! We’ll be joined by the Feathered Beaus, Kat Sass, The Cunning Gentlemen, Mr. M of the White City Rippers (DJ extraordinaire) and Madame Amanita Haegtessa who will be …

Jeans: Historical Trousers

If you want to tone down the fancypantsery and rock some steampunk casual, slip on a pair of Levis. History, technology and fashion meet in a pair of Levi’s 501 jeans.

Jeans and denim have an odd little history relating …

Brooks Brothers Birthday

Brooks Brothers is 200 years old!

Henry Sands Brooks opened H. & D. H. Brooks & Co. on April 7, 1818. They have tailored for 40 out of 45 US presidents, and uniformed Union soldiers in the American Civil War.…

Weird Tales and Amazing Stories

March sees the birthdays for two magazines that would inspire fandom, Weird Tales and Amazing Stories. Weird Tales introduced H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos and Amazing Stories codified, if not named, science fiction via publisher Hugo Gernsback.

Weird Tales…

Geneva Steam Convention 2018: Swashbuckl ...

Traveling in the Victorian Era was not for the faint of heart and in the world of Steampunk you may venture by air, land, sea and even through time. Adventure awaits you at Geneva Steam Convention 2018 where swashbuckling airship …

The Best Steampunk Pocket Watches of 201 ...

We've reviewed the best steampunk pocket watches of 2019 and created this best of list. Each watch has been selected based on faithfulness to steampunk style & ingenuity.

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Steampunk Name Generator

What makes a great steampunk name generator? It generates names with both class and grunge. Royal victorian last names with a touch of mystery and creativity make the best …

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What is Steampunk Fashion? A Guide

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Steampunk fashion is born from the elegant fusion of …

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Victorian Last Names (Surnames)

Whether you are looking for a Victorian-sounding last name for a fantasy novel, game character or for something else entirely, this list is for you. While not all of these …

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The Best Steampunk Art of 2019

Steampunk art brings to life the technology and personalities of the steampunk world. This art often uses materials like brass, iron, steel, and copper. Airships are a big feature of …

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Review: Carnival Row, Season 1

Carnival Row (on Amazon Prime) is one of the shows I was really looking forward to. I expected it to be full-blown steam fantasy, which it turned out not to be. Rather, the setting is Victorian low fantasy. The technology level is Victorian and there are mild magical variances compared …

Still not Dead but Dreaming: Happy Birth ...

It has become a tradition on this blog to pay homage to the Grand Master of Terror every year on this, his birthday. So I say it again: Happy birthday, Mr. Lovecraft!

Megastructure Maintenance & Space Ja ...

Even in the future, not everybody can have an epic job in space. Some space jobs will be rather mundane, although they are still in space…

Fooling around with Code: Jean Luc Picar ...

Just fooling around to flex my scripting muscles (which are badly atrophied by now) and honor one of Star Fleet’s most illustrious captains. This is how long we have to wait until Jean Luc Picard is born: This is the code I used. It is not really exact as it …

Tears in the Rain – Rest in Peace, Rutge ...

Another Great One has passed on. Rutger Hauer, iconic actor of Blade Runner fame (among others) has left the stage too early. He was 75. I leave the last words to him…

Eragon by Christopher Paolini

It’s been a long time since I first picked up this book. So long, that at the time, only the first two books in this series were actually published. And I can’t believe that I hadn’t picked it up again… the fact that it was boxed away while I moved houses over a few years probably contributed quite strongly to the delay too. But, I digress… this is one of those amazing stories that you constantly remember and wish didn’t quite have to end. Whilst rushing towards the end, because you just have to find out how everything happens.

James and Other Apes by James Mollison

This was such a beautiful book. Graphically speaking. The photographs were stunning. The intensity of the gazes as they starred out of the pages, unforgettable. It is one of those books that I won’t forget, and I’m so glad that I’ve now added this to my shelf. It was irreplaceably beautiful and spine tinglingly aware.

Breath of Magic by Cheyenne McCray

This was a great partnering off, battle the evil, and, whilst not winning the war, winning the battle kind of story. I immediately fell in love with the characters, and wanted to find out more about this amazing world that Cheyenne McCray has created. You kind of knew that the two leads would end up together at the close of the book, but that didn’t make the journey any less exciting or intriguing. Rather, I couldn’t wait to see just how they would overcome their obstacles, and it was more than a little surprising when the conclusion was finally reached.

The Governess by Elizabeth Bear

Not sure why, but at the beginning of this story, I was kind of expecting a much more cheerful and happier outlook in this story. Maybe a bit of a rags to riches story. I was so incredibly wrong. This is a little bit dark, a little bit uncomfortable and a really enjoyable read.

Taking Hold by Anya Bast

This is one of those short stories that I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed in the moment. But kind of forgot about once I turned that final page. Even writing this review, I had to flick back to it just to remember what I’d actually read. Maybe I’ve just been reading a little too much werewolf / shapeshifter paranormal romance of late…