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Steampunk Reading List
Finally, I have put together a list of books that I have come across along the way, during the course of my research. Many of these have been recommended to me by other readers/writers, who have enjoyed steampunk. Others, have … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Charles Dickens, HG Wells, Homunculous, James P Blaylock, KW Jeter, Morlock Night, Research, Steampunk, The Anubis Gates, The Time Machine, Tim Powers, Victorian fantasy, Writing
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Camden Market
The place to find Victorian influence and hunt out steampunk fashion, has to be Camden Market. The Stables Market, part of the larger market, houses an eclectic mix of vintage clothing and paraphernalia. It dates back to 1854 and is … Continue reading
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Tagged Camden Market, Creative Non-fiction, Horse Tunnel Market, KW Jeter, London, Research, Stables Market, Steampunk, Tim Powers, Victorian fantasy, Writing
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Crown and Anchor Tavern
Having focused on the theme of steampunk and London’s influence on the genre, it is clear through the sessions with Nick, one of our tutors, that I need to have a question to answer or a problem to solve. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Arundel Street, Chartist Movement, Creative Non-fiction, Crown and Anchor Tavern, Cyberpunk, Gate of Pandemonium, London, London Corresponding Society, Research, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Steampunk, The Anubis Gates, The Strand, Tim Powers, Victorian fantasy, Writing
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London Bridge Dérive
Currently reading The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers, as part of my research into steampunk fiction. Most of the book is set in London 1810, but there is one section where the main character, Doyle, jumps back in time to … Continue reading
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Tagged A Last Parting Look (for C.D.), Books, Charles Dickens, Creative Non-fiction, Hays Galleria, Joseph Kosuth, Little Dorrit, London, London Bridge, Pirate ship, Research, Steampunk, The Anubis Gates, The Pickwick Papers, Tim Powers, Victorian fantasy, Writing
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Steampunk
So, having decided on the focus of my research, I launch a shout out to my SciFi writer friends for resources and tweet my interest in steampunk. Interestingly, it often comes back to K.W. Jeter’s Morlock Night (1979), Tim Power’s … Continue reading