Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!
Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Hello and welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog! We are paying homage to the world of Steampunk jewelry as an enduring fashion aesthetic. EDMDesigns is one of the foun [...]

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Steampunk Masquerade Makes a Splash

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 Movies

The steampunk movement first emerged on the scene in the 1970s, a little before the term was officially coined in 1987 by author K W Jetter in a letter to …

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What is Steampunk?

Steampunk is a subgenre of science fiction inspired by the steam-powered machinery of the late 19th century. These works are most often set in Victorian England or the American …

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Steampunk Art Guide & Best of List

It can be surprisingly difficult to find good steampunk art online. That’s why we’ve created this list of steampunk prints, sculptures and lamps.

We’ve taken liberty with the names as …

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The Steampunk Airship Guide & 2019 A ...

The Steampunk Airship, also known as a Steampunk Ship has captured the imagination of steampunk artists and fans alike. This post will share some of the best images, products, …

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The Tales of Sage and Savant – Podcast a ...

In our ongoing series of podcast articles, we want to introduce you to another story in the Steampunk realm – The Tales of Sage and Savant. A fascinating mix …

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Is the EU democratic? Does my vote matte ...

I am a citizen of the EU, as such, I want my voice to be heard in Brussels and I want my vote to count. The upcoming election for the European Parliament has been a hot topic in European news for a few weeks now and many are asking: Is …

#Python for Pupils – The first Project

Well, I am about to embark on my first teaching mission concerning actual coding. Since none of my pupils have ever coded before and some do not even have a proper computer at home, only smart phones and tablets, I will start with a very basic project. What I have …

Interview with Sailor Yuggoth

Most of us have at least heard of Sailor Moon, beloved main character of the Manga and Anime of the same name. She fights alongside Sailors Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto to prevent some cosmic evil from destroying our solar system. Few of us, however, know …

Non-Euclidean Æthercast #54: Taking Newb ...

We are playing D&D Planescape at the English Club of my school. Yay! I am the Dungeon Master, and last Monday, we started the campaign. It went very differently from what I had expected with some very interesting consequences. Oh my Cthulhu… Just listen!

Tired like an Outer God

Do you know this feeling: You woke up after a cosmic slumber lasting vigintillions of years, but you could just crawl back to bed again? In this case, you are tired like an Outer God. I mean, just look at this image of a yawning Nyarlathotep and you will know …

The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis

As an ending to a series this book works incredibly well. It helps to tie everything up in a beautiful knot and pretty little bow. As a standalone story, it’s not as compellingly engaging as the other books in the Chronicles of Narnia series. Which is probably why it took me a little longer to read than most of the other stories in this series…

The Acid Test by Livia Llewellyn

I’ve never done acid. But I imagine that the tripped out experience is a lot like this story. Incredibly confusing, unreal and tangentially jumpy. With lots and lots of long, run on sentences.

Reckoning by Jeaniene Frost

I really enjoyed this introduction to Bones. This story hints that he’s going to be a great male lead for the Night Huntress series. Or at least, one that is going to make me happy. He has a strong moral compass, is incredibly tough and has a slightly rebellious streak. All things which I love in any literary character… the fact that it’s wrapped up in a good-looking package with an English accent just makes it all the better…

Steel Dragons of a Luminous Sky by Brian ...

This was kind of convoluted, and a little difficult to follow at times. Maybe because I really don’t know much about the World Wars – there seemed to be details in this that would provide me with a bit more information. Having said that, it was still incredibly enjoyable. I liked the idea of a secret society that wants to turn the tides of the war. And, from my understanding. Change the world while they’re at it.

The Thieves of Ostia by Caroline Lawrenc ...

This is the first time since I was a kid that I decided to pick up this book. And I’m really glad that I did. It is such a fun, happy, easy read and one that I struggled to put down. The combination of Roman history; a young, slightly too confident heroine; and a mystery that is both dangerous and grotesque work brilliantly together. Unlike many of the other whodunnit type stories that I’ve read, this one isn’t going to keep you up at night. There is just enough going on that you want to know who the real culprit is, but it’s not realistic enough that I could imagine any of this happening to me…

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Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!