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QUAINT #29 The Engine from A MEXICAN MYSTERY by W. Grove
The Engine was created by “W. Grove” and appeared in A Mexican Mystery (1888) and The Wreck of a World (1889). Nothing is known about “W. Grove” apart from his British citizenship. Both novels are...
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#90 The Halcyon Trilogy: Transforming Steampunk –Guest blog by Joseph Robert...
So, if you’re here then you probably like steampunk, but you’re also probably just a little tired of seeing the same old English professor or American cowboy riding his clockwork horse to save western...
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Beyond Victoriana Special Edition Odds & Ends #9
Haven’t done one of these in awhile, but here are some pertinent links for sci-fi & steampunk-related events and causes… First of all, this month in the US is African/African-American History...
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Call for Submissions: The Steampunk World Anthology
The Steampunk World Anthology is a planned collection of steampunk short stories set in places outside of Europe. Edited by Sarah Hans, this anthology will feature veteran and up-and-coming writers...
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Steampunk, Technological Time & Beyond Victoriana: Advocacy and the Archive
In the hubbub of the past week, I completely forgot to mention my participation in Journal of Victorian Culture Online‘s Neo-Victorian Studies & Digital Humanities Week 2013. Check out an excerpt...
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Mad Max Meets Apache Steampunk in Killer of Enemies by Joseph Bruchac
Link to Killer of Enemies on Lee and Low’s website. Nowadays, I read so many steampunk-labeled books that very few retain the innovation factor for me. It’s fine to see tropes that establishes the...
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In Conversation with Long Hidden Editors Rose Fox and Daniel José Older on...
“We need to talk about diversity,” has been the conversation starter in SF/F as of late. But the best fiction, as the saying goes, shows, not tells. The anthology Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from...
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Islam and Science Fiction: An Interview with Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad
Islam and Science Fiction has been a resource in the SFF community for 10 years, and it’s with great pleasure that I got in touch with its founding editor, Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad. Since 2005, Islam...
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Boosting: The Islamicate Science Fiction Short Story Writing Contest
This is a boost for a new contest organized by friend of the blog Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad of Islam and Science Fiction The Islam and Science Fiction project has been running since 2005, we just...
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Hath No Fury – Now up for Pre-Order
Back in 2016, editor Melanie Meadors reached out about my interest in being involved in an anthology she had in the works focusing on stories that defy female stereotypes. I gladly signed on, and...
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