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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 …

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

Steampunk fashion is born from the elegant fusion of classic Victorian styles mixed with futurist elements based on what people of that era may have believed the future to hold. …

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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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The Best Steampunk Watches of 2019

Simply having the gears exposed doesn’t make a watch a steampunk watch! That is just a skeleton watch, which is not the same as a steampunk watch. A steampunk …

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Apollo 11 Google Doodle – Featuring Mich ...

This gave me shivers! Just watch, listen and enjoy!

Apollo 11 – 50 years later the Earth is ...

50 years ago yesterday, Apollo 11 lifted off on its way to bring the first humans to the moon. A lot of things have happened since then, science has progressed, we now have a colony on the moon, the first men have stepped on Mars! The future of space travel …

4000 Exoplanets

NASA just dropped this incredible video visualising the discovery of what are by now 4000+ exoplanets. Please enjoy and just think that maybe one or some harbour life!

Stranger Things Season 3 – Blasphemous M ...

This review contains minimal spoilers! What a ride! After two very impressive seasons I was more than curious what the third season would bring and I speculated about it two post earlier. My speculation was not correct, which is a good thing. The third season really delivers on all fronts: …

TIE Fighter Combat – 80’s anime style ...

Years ago, this 80’s anime clip about TIE fighters in combat showed up in one of my social media streams, then I completely forgot about it. Since I have been watching loads of Star Wars related stuff on Youtube, the Youtube algorithm suggested it to me, which is delightful and …

The Murder King’s Woman by Jamie Leigh H ...

The whole time I was reading this I had ninety-nine bottles of beer stuck in my head. Ringing again and again. It was kind of annoying and distracting. But also incredibly fun. And it helped to mimic the fun and engaging story that followed. It did make it a little hard to read anything else when I turned the last page though.

Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis

I read this for the first time about ten years ago. And I was completely blown away. Rereading this as an adult my mind was still completely blown. But I also felt really quite uncomfortable by the stories that Kiedis was imparting. I just can’t fathom a childhood and life such as his. Which of course made it all the more enthralling to read…

Wrecked by Meljean Brook

I really loved the moral questions that this novella posed. What do you do when you have the power of cloning? And, to begin with that question is just asked in a purely conservational role. And then it takes a darker, twistier turn that was distinctly uncomfortable. But it also worked into a really sweet romance (in the end, when all the twisty bits were sorted).

Blood Upon My Lips by Laurell K. Hamilto ...

This was kind of a confusing novella. Which, considering I found out after I read it that it’s the condensed version of a novel… kind of completely makes sense. And, even though it wasn’t completely sensical, it was a fun, smutty kind of journey. And one that I would like to discover more about. There was just enough information to enthral me, but not enough to make me feel like I really knew what was going. Which, for a curious girlchild like myself, was the perfect little teaser.

Percy Jackson: The Ultimate Guide by Ric ...

This is a quick, easy read. A great little companion to the rest of the Percy Jackson series, but not one that I’m likely to want to pick up again and again. It was just a cute little overview of Greek mythology. And since I’ve read many other books on the Greek pathos, this was a little too PG for my tastes.