steampunk

• “This led to books like "Morlock Night" (1979), by K.W. Jeter (who invented the term "steampunk"), or Stephen Baxter's "The Time Ships" (1995).”

  The Wall Street Journal: Why Steampunk's Time Has Come

• “Compared to say, high fantasy, it is actully pretty hard to find good (or any) material in steampunk (and other smaller genres).”

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• “But I think it will contain steampunk and bloodmagic, prophets and gladiators.”

  learned so much in such a short time

• “Jenny – I really need someone to explain steampunk to me!”

  Catastrophe and Coincidence « Tales from the Reading Room

• “One of the interesting things about steampunk is that it hasn't formed an expectation of tone in the same way that something like cyberpunk has.”

  The art of Leviathan, Part Two: An interview with Keith Thompson

• “Sherlock Holmes has pretty much convinced me that steampunk is just not for me.”

  and if you win you get this shiny fiddle made of gold, but if you lose the devil gets your soul

• “I'd argue that steampunk is basically a form of science fiction that looks backwards rather than forwards.”

  10. Steampunk, ed. by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer

• “I believe that steampunk is transhumanist Singularitarianism transposed to the key of Victorian adventure-writing.”

  [GUEST POST] Lavie Tidhar Asks 'What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Steampunk?'

• “Your "Clarkean" argument of steampunk is quite elegant, Lavie - I couldn´t agree more!”

  [GUEST POST] Lavie Tidhar Asks 'What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Steampunk?'

• “The interest in steampunk is, in fantasy, part of the larger expansion that had writers and readers becoming more interested in writing contemporary "urban" fantasy, satiric fantasy, dark fantasy and horror, and finally historical fantasy.”

  [GUEST POST] Lavie Tidhar Asks 'What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Steampunk?'

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