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Tag Archives: steampunk
MY FAVORITE FANTASY BOOK DISCOVERIES in 2017
Even though it seems like I read all the time, there are still books and series in the fantasy genre which some way or another escape my notice. Months, years, or decades sometimes going by before I stumble upon these … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Lists
Tagged amazign fantasy book discoveries, assassins, Best Laid Plans, C.T. Phipps, Col Buchanan, fantasy books 2017, Farlander, Favorite fantasy book discoveries 2017, For Steam and Country, grimdark, Jon Del Arroz, Lucifer's Star, Mitchell Hogan, pirates, Revenant Winds, Rob J. Hayes, steampunk, sword and sorcery, Where Loyalties Lie
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FOR STEAM AND COUNTRY
For Steam and Country by Jon Del Arroz Genre: YA – Steampunk Series: Stand Alone Publisher: Superversive Books (June 15, 2017) Author Information: Website | Twitter Length: 279 pages My Rating: 3 stars For Steam and Country is a young adult, steampunk adventure penned by Jon Del Arroz. It … Continue reading
INDIE WEDNESDAY: FOR STEAM AND COUNTRY
Along my reading journey, I’ve made a conscious decision to include self-published and small press works in my reading schedule. But it is difficult to know where to start: So many new authors and books to examine to find the … Continue reading
Posted in Indie Wednesday, Science Fiction, Steampunk
Tagged airships, best indie books, best indie steampunk, dirigibles, female hero, For Steam and Country, fun steampunk, indie books worth reading, indie wednesday, Jon Del Arroz, Rescue Run, Star Realms, Star Realms: Rescue Run, steampunk, YA steampunk, YA Steampunk series
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INDIE WEDNESDAY: CRAIG COMER
Along my reading journey, I’ve made a conscious decision to include self-published, indie, and small press works in my reading schedule. But it is difficult to know where to start: So many new authors and books to examine to find … Continue reading
Posted in Author Spotlights, Fantasy, Gaslamp, Guest Post, Indie Wednesday
Tagged A Fey Matter Novel, alternative history Scotland, City Owl Press, CRAIG COMER, Indie authors, indie fantasy, indie wednesday, Scotland, self-published fantasy, steampunk, steampunk series, The Laird of Duncairn, THE ROADS TO BALDAIRN MOTTE
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INDIE WEDNESDAY: MICHELLE LOWE
Along my reading journey, I’ve made a conscious decision to include self-published, indie, and small press works in my reading schedule. But it is difficult to know where to start: so many new authors and books to examine to find … Continue reading
EVERFAIR
Everfair by Nisi Shawl Genre: Alternate History / Historical Fantasy / Steampunk Publisher: Tor (September 6, 2016) Series: Stand Alone Author Information: Website | Twitter Length: 384 pages My Rating: 3 stars Blending alternate history, steampunk, and fantasy elements as well as tackling … Continue reading
STACKING THE SHELVES, VOL. 34
Stacking the Shelves over at Tynga’s Reviews is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, whether it be physically or virtually. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you … Continue reading
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Tagged Alcatraz, Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians, alternate history, Brandon Sanderson, Everfair, Fantasy, historical fantasy, horror, Nisi Shawl, quantum angels, Robert Brockway, Smedry, Stacking the Shelves, Starscape, steampunk, The Dark Talent, The Empty Ones, The Unnoticeables, The Vicious Circuit, Tor Books, Urban Fantasy
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GUEST POST: BROOKE JOHNSON
Today, I am very excited to host Brooke Johnson, author of the Chroniker City series, to Bookwraiths. The second book in her steampunk saga (The Guild Conspiracy) just hit the shelves here in the United States on August 9, 2016, … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD E. PRESTON, JR.
Richard E. Preston, Jr. has been thrilling fans of swashbuckling steampunk for several years now with his series The Chronicles of the Pneumatic Zeppelin. Being a huge fan of the series, I am honored to have this gifted storyteller drop by … Continue reading
