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Steampunk Appreciations: Steampunk by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer

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Steampunk Week

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So Long & Thanks for All the Brass!

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Looking at Steampunk from the Outside: A Roundtable Interview with Don Spiro and Martha Swetzoff

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Steampunk: The Ethical Spectacle

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The Art of Disbelief

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Steampunk Gilgamesh: The Annotated Version

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The Problem With “Asian Steampunk”

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The Ghost of Cwmlech Manor

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As Ada Lovelace → ∞

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Easy Steampunk Design is Not Just a Pipe Dream

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Getting Around in a Steampunk World

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Suffragette Steampunk

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More Lesbian Steampunk Stories: A Roundtable with Steam-Powered II Authors

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Book Appreciations

Steampunk Appreciations: Steampunk by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer

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Steampunk Appreciations: Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan Trilogy: Around the World in the Belly of a Whale

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Steampunk Appreciations: Clay & Susan Griffith’s The Greyfriar

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Steampunk Appreciations: Kady Cross’s The Girl in the Steel Corset – Gadgets, Gears and Grease

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Steampunk Appreciations: Neal Stephenson’s The Diamond Age – Steampunk’s 22nd-Century Sourcebook

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Steampunk Appreciations: This is American Steampunk (And How!): Cherie Priest’s Clockwork Century Series

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Steampunk Appreciations: Mike Resnick’s The Buntline Special: A Weird West Tale

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Barnes and Noble Bookseller’s Picks for October: Steampunk Edition

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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