✍ Scribed by VanderMeer, Ann; Ann VanderMeer; Jeff VanderMeer
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Blending the romantic elegance of the Victorian era with modern scientific advances, the popular Steampunk genre spotlighted in this collection is innovative and stimulates the imagination. This artfully assembled anthology of original fiction, nonfiction, and art can serve as an introduction to the Steampunk culture or provide dedicated fans with more fuel. Stories of outlandishly imaginative technologies, clockwork contraptions, eccentric heroines, and mad scientists are complemented by canon-defining nonfiction and an array of original illustrations. This collection showcases the most sensational Steampunk talents of the last decade, including Daniel Abraham, John Coulthart, William Gibson, and Margo Lanagan, and demonstrates exactly why the future of the past is so excitingly new.
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«¿Y si hoy viviésemos en un mundo donde los robots, las máquinas voladoras y las armas funcionaran a vapor? ¿Y si viviésemos en ese abigarrado futuro que retrataron los ilustradores de la época victoriana? Regresemos a una época en la cual la máquina de vapor, artilugio casi mágico, se convierte e