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- Steampunk
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- Book Title
- Steampunk
- Item Length
- 9in
- Publisher
- Tachyon Publications
- Publication Year
- 2008
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- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Fantasy / Collections & Anthologies, Science Fiction / Collections & Anthologies, Science Fiction / Steampunk, Romance / Historical / Victorian
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- 6.4in
- Item Weight
- 15 oz
- Number of Pages
- 373 Pages
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What is Steampunk? Steampunk is Victorian elegance and modern technology: steam-driven robots and space-faring zeppelins fueled by gaslight romance and mad scientists. Steampunk is trim corsets and brass goggles; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The Wizard of Oz, and The Golden Compass. Curated by the World Fantasy award-winning team of Ann and Jeff Vandermeer, this riveting anthology lovingly collects classic steampunk stories, pop culture-fueled discussions of steampunk, and essential recommended reading lists for the discerning - or new - steampunk fan.
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Tachyon Publications
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1892391759
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Steampunk
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Trade Paperback
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English
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Fantasy / Collections & Anthologies, Science Fiction / Collections & Anthologies, Science Fiction / Steampunk, Romance / Historical / Victorian
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2008
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
373 Pages
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Item Height
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6.4in
Item Weight
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"Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." -Locus, "From the inception of Steampunk right up through today . . . a great book . . . I can't put it down." -boingboing.net, "From the inception of Steampunk right up through today . . . a great book . . . I can't put it down." --boingboing.net, "VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." -Booklist, The VanderMeers ( The New Weird ) have assembled another outstanding theme anthology, this one featuring stories set in alternate Victorian eras. Michael Moorcock, the godfather of steampunk, is represented by an excerpt from his classic novel The Warlord of the Air . In ‘Lord Kelvin's Machine,' a fine tale from prolific steampunk author James P. Blaylock, mad scientists plot to throw the Earth into the path of a passing comet, declaring that ‘science will save us this time, gentlemen, if it doesn't kill us first.' Michael Chabon's vivid and moving ‘The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance' recounts the lives of two young brothers in the aftermath of George Custer's mutiny against Queen Victoria, while historical fantasist Mary Gentle describes a classic struggle between safety and progress in ‘A Sun in the Attic.' This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." — Publishers Weekly , starred review Chock full of brass, steam, diabolical engines, villains, Victorian aesthetics, romance, and humour...[a]n essential primer!" —Jake Von Slatt, The Steampunk Workshop All stories contained in the anthology Steampunk collected by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are of high quality.... Recommended for those who enjoy steampunk and those who want a diverse exposure to the possibilities within steampunk." — SF Revu The VanderMeers's anthologies seem to be establishing a new landmark for the aughts.... Blimey, guv'nor! Mission accomplished!" — The Fix It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image.... [It] effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." — Los Angeles Times ...of all speculative fiction's subgenres, steampunk is proving to be among the most popular and influential.... Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology." — Manchester Guardian ...dark pseudo-Victorian fun...a great deal to offer the casual reader and the critic alike...." — SF Site ...from the inception of Steampunk right up through today...a great book...I can't put it down." — BoingBoing.net This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." — San Francisco Chronicle ...if you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology...." — San Francisco Examiner The diversity of the sci-fi subgenre is amply demonstrated in this anthology.... Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." — Kirkus The VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." — Booklist In addition to offering a quick-shot education in the history and development of the genre, it also contains some truly excellent short fiction. Recommended." — FantasyLiterature.com The VanderMeers' first Steampunk anthology (2008) can already be considered a classic." — Tor.com, "This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." — San Francisco Chronicle, [STARRED]""The VanderMeers ( The New Weird ) have assembled another outstanding theme anthology, this one featuring stories set in alternate Victorian eras. Michael Moorcock, the godfather of steampunk, is represented by an excerpt from his classic novel The Warlord of the Air . In ''Lord Kelvin''s Machine,'' a fine tale from prolific steampunk author James P. Blaylock, mad scientists plot to throw the Earth into the path of a passing comet, declaring that ''science will save us this time, gentlemen, if it doesn''t kill us first.'' Michael Chabon''s vivid and moving ''The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance'' recounts the lives of two young brothers in the aftermath of George Custer''s mutiny against Queen Victoria, while historical fantasist Mary Gentle describes a classic struggle between safety and progress in ''A Sun in the Attic.'' This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." ----Publishers Weekly, starred review ""The diversity of the sci-fi subgenre is amply demonstrated in this anthology.... Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it''s a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." ---- Kirkus ""The VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." ----Booklist ""Chock full of brass, steam, diabolical engines, villains, Victorian aesthetics, romance, and humour...[a]n essential primer!" ----Jake Von Slatt, The Steampunk Workshop ""All stories contained in the anthology Steampunk collected by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are of high quality.... Recommended for those who enjoy steampunk and those who want a diverse exposure to the possibilities within steampunk." ----SF Revu ""The VanderMeers''s anthologies seem to be establishing a new landmark for the aughts.... Blimey, guv''nor! Mission accomplished!" ----The Fix ""It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image.... [It] effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." ---- Los Angeles Times ""...of all speculative fiction''s subgenres, steampunk is proving to be among the most popular and influential.... Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology." ----Manchester Guardian ""...dark pseudo-Victorian fun...a great deal to offer the casual reader and the critic alike...." ----SF Site ""...from the inception of Steampunk right up through today...a great book...I can''t put it down." ----BoingBoing.net ""This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." ----San Francisco Chronicle ""...if you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology...." ----San Francisco Examiner ""In addition to offering a quick-shot education in the history and development of the genre, it also contains some truly excellent short fiction. Recommended." ----FantasyLiterature.com ""The VanderMeers'' first Steampunk anthology (2008) can already be considered a classic." ----Tor.com, "It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image . . . effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." - Los Angeles Times, "If you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer." - San Francisco Examiner, "Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." -Kirkus Reviews, "From the inception of Steampunk right up through today . . . a great book. . . I can't put it down." -boingboing.net, "VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." -Booklist, [STARRED REVIEW] "This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." ? Publishers Weekly Steampunk is Victorian elegance and modern technology: steam-driven robots and space-faring zeppelins fueled by gaslight romance and mad scientists. Steampunk is trim corsets and brass goggles; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen , The Wizard of Oz , and The Golden Compass .Curated by the World Fantasy award-winning team of Ann and Jeff Vandermeer, this riveting anthology lovingly collects classic steampunk stories, pop culture-fueled discussions of steampunk, and essential recommended reading lists for the discerning?or new?steampunk fan., "Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." --Locus, "It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image . . . effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." -- Los Angeles Times, The VanderMeers ( The New Weird ) have assembled another outstanding theme anthology, this one featuring stories set in alternate Victorian eras. Michael Moorcock, the godfather of steampunk, is represented by an excerpt from his classic novel The Warlord of the Air . In #145;Lord Kelvin's Machine,' a fine tale from prolific steampunk author James P. Blaylock, mad scientists plot to throw the Earth into the path of a passing comet, declaring that #145;science will save us this time, gentlemen, if it doesn't kill us first.' Michael Chabon's vivid and moving #145;The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance' recounts the lives of two young brothers in the aftermath of George Custer's mutiny against Queen Victoria, while historical fantasist Mary Gentle describes a classic struggle between safety and progress in #145;A Sun in the Attic.' This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." — Publishers Weekly , starred review Chock full of brass, steam, diabolical engines, villains, Victorian aesthetics, romance, and humour...[a]n essential primer!" —Jake Von Slatt, The Steampunk Workshop All stories contained in the anthology Steampunk collected by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are of high quality.... Recommended for those who enjoy steampunk and those who want a diverse exposure to the possibilities within steampunk." — SF Revu The VanderMeers's anthologies seem to be establishing a new landmark for the aughts.... Blimey, guv'nor! Mission accomplished!" — The Fix It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image.... [It] effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." — Los Angeles Times ...of all speculative fiction's subgenres, steampunk is proving to be among the most popular and influential.... Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology." — Manchester Guardian ...dark pseudo-Victorian fun...a great deal to offer the casual reader and the critic alike...." — SF Site ...from the inception of Steampunk right up through today...a great book...I can't put it down." — BoingBoing.net This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." — San Francisco Chronicle ...if you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology...." — San Francisco Examiner The diversity of the sci-fi subgenre is amply demonstrated in this anthology.... Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." — Kirkus The VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." — Booklist In addition to offering a quick-shot education in the history and development of the genre, it also contains some truly excellent short fiction. Recommended." — FantasyLiterature.com The VanderMeers' first Steampunk anthology (2008) can already be considered a classic." — Tor.com, "If you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer." -San Francisco Examiner, "It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image . . . effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." — Los Angeles Times, "The VanderMeers ( The New Weird ) have assembled another outstanding theme anthology, this one featuring stories set in alternate Victorian eras. Michael Moorcock, the godfather of steampunk, is represented by an excerpt from his classic novel The Warlord of the Air . In 'Lord Kelvin's Machine,' a fine tale from prolific steampunk author James P. Blaylock, mad scientists plot to throw the Earth into the path of a passing comet, declaring that 'science will save us this time, gentlemen, if it doesn't kill us first.' Michael Chabon's vivid and moving 'The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance' recounts the lives of two young brothers in the aftermath of George Custer's mutiny against Queen Victoria, while historical fantasist Mary Gentle describes a classic struggle between safety and progress in 'A Sun in the Attic.' This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Chock full of brass, steam, diabolical engines, villains, Victorian aesthetics, romance, and humour...[a]n essential primer!" --Jake Von Slatt, The Steampunk Workshop "All stories contained in the anthology Steampunk collected by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are of high quality.... Recommended for those who enjoy steampunk and those who want a diverse exposure to the possibilities within steampunk." -- SF Revu "The VanderMeers's anthologies seem to be establishing a new landmark for the aughts.... Blimey, guv'nor! Mission accomplished!" -- The Fix "It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image.... [It] effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." -- Los Angeles Times "...of all speculative fiction's subgenres, steampunk is proving to be among the most popular and influential.... Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology." -- Manchester Guardian "...dark pseudo-Victorian fun...a great deal to offer the casual reader and the critic alike...." -- SF Site "...from the inception of Steampunk right up through today...a great book...I can't put it down." -- BoingBoing.net "This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." -- San Francisco Chronicle "...if you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology...." -- San Francisco Examiner "The diversity of the sci-fi subgenre is amply demonstrated in this anthology.... Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." -- Kirkus "The VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." -- Booklist "In addition to offering a quick-shot education in the history and development of the genre, it also contains some truly excellent short fiction. Recommended." -- FantasyLiterature.com "The VanderMeers' first Steampunk anthology (2008) can already be considered a classic." -- Tor.com, [STARRED]?"The VanderMeers ( The New Weird ) have assembled another outstanding theme anthology, this one featuring stories set in alternate Victorian eras. Michael Moorcock, the godfather of steampunk, is represented by an excerpt from his classic novel The Warlord of the Air . In ?Lord Kelvin''s Machine,'' a fine tale from prolific steampunk author James P. Blaylock, mad scientists plot to throw the Earth into the path of a passing comet, declaring that ?science will save us this time, gentlemen, if it doesn''t kill us first.'' Michael Chabon''s vivid and moving ?The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance'' recounts the lives of two young brothers in the aftermath of George Custer''s mutiny against Queen Victoria, while historical fantasist Mary Gentle describes a classic struggle between safety and progress in ?A Sun in the Attic.'' This is a superb introduction to one of the most popular and inventive subgenres in science fiction." ?--Publishers Weekly, starred review "?The diversity of the sci-fi subgenre is amply demonstrated in this anthology.... Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it''s a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." --? Kirkus ?"The VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." ?--Booklist ?"Chock full of brass, steam, diabolical engines, villains, Victorian aesthetics, romance, and humour...[a]n essential primer!" ?--Jake Von Slatt, The Steampunk Workshop ?"All stories contained in the anthology Steampunk collected by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are of high quality.... Recommended for those who enjoy steampunk and those who want a diverse exposure to the possibilities within steampunk." ?--SF Revu ?"The VanderMeers''s anthologies seem to be establishing a new landmark for the aughts.... Blimey, guv''nor! Mission accomplished!" ?--The Fix "?It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image.... [It] effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." --? Los Angeles Times "?...of all speculative fiction''s subgenres, steampunk is proving to be among the most popular and influential.... Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology." ?--Manchester Guardian ?"...dark pseudo-Victorian fun...a great deal to offer the casual reader and the critic alike...." ?--SF Site ?"...from the inception of Steampunk right up through today...a great book...I can''t put it down." ?--BoingBoing.net ?"This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." ?--San Francisco Chronicle "?...if you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology...." ?--San Francisco Examiner "?In addition to offering a quick-shot education in the history and development of the genre, it also contains some truly excellent short fiction. Recommended." ?--FantasyLiterature.com ?"The VanderMeers'' first Steampunk anthology (2008) can already be considered a classic." ?--Tor.com, "Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." -Locus, "If you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer." — San Francisco Examiner, "VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." --Booklist, "This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." - San Francisco Chronicle, "It is as if a mad scientist had done all his shopping at Victoriana instead of Sharper Image . . . effectively captures what the steampunk genre is all about." -Los Angeles Times, "VanderMeers, ardent steampunkers themselves, historically sample that fantasy genre, in which the Victorian era is reimagined to include Martian technology, steam-powered robots, airships, alchemy, and various anachronistic technologies." —Booklist, "Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." —Locus, "This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." -- San Francisco Chronicle, "From the inception of Steampunk right up through today . . . a great book . . . I can't put it down." —boingboing.net, "Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." —Kirkus Reviews, "Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." -Locusmagazine, "Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." -Kirkus Reviews, "Both fans of steampunk and readers for whom it's a foreign concept should find this collection rewarding." --Kirkus Reviews, "This new collection of previously published stories spotlights some of the best short work in the subgenre." -San Francisco Chronicle, "Jeff VanderMeer is one of the most remarkable practitioners of the literary fantastic in America today." -- Locus magazine", "If you want to go deeper into realms where high tech and the old world meet, be sure to pick up the Steampunk anthology edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer." -- San Francisco Examiner
Table of Content
Preface by Jeff and Ann VanderMeer ?Introduction: The Nineteenth-Century Roots of Steampunk" by Jess Nevins ?Steampunk in Comics" by Bill Baker ?The Giving Mouth" by Ian R. Macleod ?Lord Kelvin's Machine" by James P. Blaylock ?The God-Clown Is Near" by Jay Lake ?The Steam Man of the Prairie and the Dark Rider Get Down" by Joe R. Lansdale ?A Sun in the Attic" by Mary Gentle ?The Martian Agent, a Planetary Romance" by Michael Chabon ?Benediction: Warlord of the Air" excerpt by Michael Moorcock ?The Selene Gardening Society" by Molly Brown ?Excerpts From the Third and Last Volume of the Tribes of the Pacific Coast" by Neal Stephenson ?Victoria" by Paul Di Filippo ?Reflected Light" by Rachel E. Pollock ?Steampunk in Pop Culture" by Rick Klaw ?Minutes of the Last Meeting" by Stepan Chapman ?Seventy-Two Letters" by Ted Chaing
Copyright Date
2008
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813.0876608
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22
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