Any Writers among you steampunk Readers? (steampunk source list)

[Ellie]

This is awesome discussion. I've learned so much through reading the comments.

I just released a Persian steampunk science fiction, The Silver Sickle. It's about a girl trapped in a harem who must take down an evil regime. It's like Biblical Esther meets District 9. With robots. I also wanted to replace Victorian England with Persia. It's not steampunk, but it does have steampunk tendencies!

[Anna]

I'm a Goodreads author, but I haven't personally tried my hand at Steampunk yet. I joined this group because some of my awesome writers critique group have written some great pieces (both YA and adult ... not yet published) and they've whetted my appetite for the genre. Several members belong to a Steampunk re-enactors group (I blame THEM for the leather steampunk corset!) At some point the time-travel western rattling around in my head will be put to paper :-) ... until then I'll peruse what the rest of y'all write about.

[Margaret]

Jaq wrote: "Pippa222 wrote: "Hi everyone, I've just joined the group. I'm also a writer (mainly scripts) and I'm interested in steampunk, but haven't read any. Can anybody recommend a good place to start?"

I..."

Hello. If you like romance, I just wrote a steampunk romance called Prince of Hearts. It's a mash up with automaton dogs, dirigibles, a Sherlockian setting, and a pretty steamy romance between a criminologist and his secretary. It's only 2.99, and the link is http://www.amazon.com/author/margaret...

You can check out the reviews there, and there is one on this website as well ( yay!) It's pretty light, fun reading.

[Laurel]

Ellie wrote: "This is awesome discussion. I've learned so much through reading the comments.

I just released a Persian steampunk science fiction, The Silver Sickle. It's about a girl trapped in a harem who mus..."

Good for you, Ellie. I went to Amazon and read a couple of pages. Sounds interesting.

Laurel Anne Hill

[N.R.]

My steampunk book is free today, you might like it:

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...

[Scott]

Hi, I'm Scott. I'm the author of the Infini Calendar series. The first book, The Game Called Revolution, takes steampunk elements and adds them to the French Revolution. It's $3.99 on Kindle.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=lp_B0047R...

Scott Kinkade
www.thegamecalledrevolution.blogspot.com

[Chris]

I'm still newish to Goodreads, but my novel is currently at the top of Amazon's steampunk category.

Chris

[Scott]

That sounds fun!

[T.R.]

Hi,

I'm TR Goodman, and I'm an author who writes mostly steampunk, but sometimes with a heavy dollop of fantasy. I'm best known for my steampunk fantasy novel, My Name Is Michael Bishop, where a father accidentally traps himself in the body of a steampunk golem in an effort to save his daughter from a magical disease.

I am also working on a series of short stories called The Tales of Abigail Abernathy. The title character is an Ada Lovelace-like woman in 1880 who works as an IT technician for a Bristol-based shipping company. I describe it as Jane Austin meets the IT Crowd.

Both are listed below. If anyone would like a free review copy of either, just let me know.

[Alison (Lady Coffin)]

T.R. wrote: "Hi,

I'm TR Goodman, and I'm an author who writes mostly steampunk, but sometimes with a heavy dollop of fantasy. I'm best known for my steampunk fantasy novel, My Name Is Michael Bishop....

I am also working on a series of short stories called The Tales of Abigail Abernathy....

Both are listed below. If anyone would like a free review copy of either, just let me know."

TR,
Did you say the word FREE??
These both sound interesting, especially the
Abigail Abernathy: All-Night Analytical Engine AnalystWould love to get a copy if the offer is still open.
Thanks!

[T.R.]

Sure. I'll PM you for your email, and send those over this morning.

[Scott]

I'm about to publish the third book in my Infini Calendar series. After that, I plan to make the move into fantasy.