Penny Dread Tales: Volume One, edited by Christopher Ficco and with cover art by Laura Givens is a short story collection dedicated to a 19th century publication type affectionately referred to as the Penny Dreadful and done in the style of steampunk. Whether you are a long-time devotee of the sub-
Penny Dread Tales: Volume II
✍ Scribed by Ficco, Christopher
- Book ID
- 108991360
- Publisher
- RuneWright LLC
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 242 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780983278269
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✦ Synopsis
Discover times and places only dreamt of in your wildest imagination, with gadgets, gizmos and robots driven by aether and steam. Encounter angels, zombie soldiers and aliens walking through the Victorian age. And what would any steampunk anthology be without zeppelins, time machines and a guest appearance by Sherlock Holmes? It�s steampunk, so we even threw in a great dinosaur hunt simply because the kitchen sink just wasn�t enough. Sit back, relax and explore at the world as it could have been if people like Mary Shelley, Jules Verne and H.G. Wells got their way. �Penny Dread Tales: Volume One� is a steampunk short story anthology dedicated to the 19th and early 20th century publication affectionately referred to as the Penny Dreadful. At four-hundred pages and 18 steampunk stories long, you�re sure to find plenty of fun, action and excitement. Whether you�re a long-time devotee of steampunk or newly introduced to the world of brass goggles, giant zeppelins and impossible inventions from the mad minds of Victorian scientists, you�re sure to find a tale or three that catch your fancy. This steampunk anthology has an assortment of tales ranging from purist steampunk to fantasy steampunk to brushes-up-against-steampunk. It even includes a science fiction short story actually written during the Victorian era. Edited by Christopher Ficco and with cover artwork by Laura Givens, we�ve gathered writers and authors from all over the world. Contributors come from the U.S., Israel, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland. It�s a smorgasbord of steampunk and you�re sure to find something (or somethings) you like.
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