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message 1: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Brooks (acb13adm) | 78 comments Can anyone please suggest any other reading like this short story?? What genre would you call it??
The Sisters of Saint Nicola of The Almost Perpetual Motion vs the Lurch
It doesn't look like Nix has published anything else in this realm


message 2: by Kris (last edited Jul 04, 2023 01:29PM) (new)

Kris | 54958 comments Mod
Andrew, please rewrite (edit) the topic header with a description of the type of book your looking for. Assume most members are not familiar with the specific title you mentioned. (We don't want headers to sound like book promos.)


message 3: by Lobstergirl, au gratin (new)

Lobstergirl | 44924 comments Mod
The description describes it as steampunk. Is that the word you want to use?


message 4: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Brooks (acb13adm) | 78 comments If you say so. All the other Steampunk I've sampled is VASTLY different, to the point I thought it might compromise some subgenre that I don't know yet


message 5: by Kenza (new)

Kenza | 40 comments Yeah you’re probably looking for steampunk or sci-fi

Try the Leviathan series


https://www.goodreads.com/genres/stea...
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/4...


message 6: by KeenReader (new)

KeenReader | 57 comments You might like these:
The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack
Boneshaker

I've not read The Sisters of St Nicola... but from it's description, it's in a similar vein to these two.


message 7: by Nemo (new)

Nemo Holmes (nemo_holmes) | 9 comments Maybe something from the Clockpunk or Clock Punk Novels lists.


message 8: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Brooks (acb13adm) | 78 comments Thanks! That's a good start... Something to try. Have you read the Sister's?


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