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Category Archives: Steampunk
The Gernsback Continuum
The lead story in Steampunk II: Steampunk Reloaded is The Gernsback Continuum, by William Gibson. This story is quite different from the Difference Engine, the novel by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling. In this story, some sort of temporal rift … Continue reading
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Tagged mike pershon, retrofuturism, review, Steampunk, steampunk scholar, william gibson
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November Quick Reviews
Reviews of K.W. Jeter’s “Infernal Devices”, Tim Powers’ “The Stress of Her Regard” and Cherie Priest’s “Boneshaker”. Continue reading
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Tagged boneshaker, cherie priest, clockwork century, infernal devices, kw jeter, review, Steampunk, the stress of her regard, tim powers
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Defining Steampunk
Attempts to formally define steampunk are exercises in futility, similar to similar attempts at defining science fiction. Even Damon Knight’s definition of SF as “what we mean when we point to it” is problematic, as the “we” no longer refers … Continue reading
Recent reading
Books read in the last month include Steel Whispers, Birthstones, The Martian Chronicles, The Anubis Gates, The Crying of Lot 49, Extraordinary Engines, Whitechapel Gods, Escapement, and Federations. Short reviews of each are given. Continue reading
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WorldCon 2009 Review
I had a blast at Anticipation in Montreal. I picked up a number of books in the dealers room. Tesseracts Thirteen edited by Nancy Kilpatrick and David Morrell What is it we do when we read science fiction by Paul … Continue reading
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