The Wizard of OZ: A Steampunk Adventure (Steampunk OZ #1) By S.D. Stuart; Narrated by Amanda C. Miller Publisher: Ramblin’ Prose Publishing Publication Date: November 2013 [UNABRIDGED] – 7 hours, 17 minutes Themes: / steampunk / prison / betrayal / Publisher summary: There is no yellow brick road here. No emerald city. No lollipop guild. […]
This came in the day after recording our latest Recent Arrivals podcast, so I thought it deserved mention. Steampunk Specs releases February 28, 2013 from Infinivox. Contents: Smoke City by Christopher Barzak A woman comes to terms with the loss of her family to the child labor mills of the city. Dr. Lash Remembers by […]
I only know Phill Jupitus from his appearances on Stephen Fry’s, I want to say game show?, QI. From that I gathered he was a comedian, but apparently he’s also a fan of steampunk. In any case he’s the host of this one off “factual” BBC programme about the phenomenon. It’s entitled Mr Jupitus In […]
I’ve been half ready to board the steampunk train (or the metaphorical steam powered conveyance of your choice) for a while now. I’m not sure exactly why it is so appealing to me. I love airships, I love Sherlock Holmes, I love reading about Victorian and Edwardian eras – but is that it? I remember […]
The Shattered Teacup Anyone up for a belated brass goggled Christmas pressy? UK indie publisher Snowbooks.com have commissioned an original Newbury and Hobbes story – The Shattered Teacup – set in the alternative London of George Mann’s The Affinity Bridge. Tor Books editor Lou Anders has lots of praise for this Steampunk series: The book […]
The SFFaudio Podcast #840 – The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon (3 hour 59 minutes) read by James R. Hedrick for LibriVox, followed by a discussion of it. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Maissa Bessada, and Cora Buhlert Talked about on today’s show: 1927, the narrator was very enthusiastic, an exciting story, an […]