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Dragon*Con Tickets and World Record Steampunk Photo Attempt
Started this discussion. Last reply by Madame Domino Aug 5, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Just to let everyone know Dragon*Con this year is going to try to break a world Record by doing the biggest Steampunk Photo in the world. Not trying to break any forum rules and really hope I am not…Continue
Steampunk at Dragon*Con
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bill Harrison Jun 1, 2010. 16 Replies 0 Likes
For anyone headed to Dragon*con this year I was wondering if you would like to get together Saturday at the CON for a picture of Steampunk Empire Steampunks at the very least. Also I plan to go to…Continue
Steampunk and the Supernatural
Started this discussion. Last reply by Craig Hallam Feb 21, 2012. 39 Replies 3 Likes
I started this in the General forum but got no responses so I am putting it here in case this is where it should have been to begin with... I am intersted in Steampunk when it crosses with…Continue
Tags: fantasy, light, gas, vampires, supernatural
Repo! The Genetic Opera
Started this discussion. Last reply by Echo May 28, 2010. 15 Replies 0 Likes
Would anyone consider the fasion in this movie to be Steampunk or just Goth? …Continue
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- To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to inform you that I, Madame Irene S. Wolfe Elemental Witch and Knife Expert will be at your service. I agree to the terms you have sent me. I will indeed chase down and bring to justice the scum you have asked me to capture for you. I feel forced to tell you however, if you are looking for this villain to meet his death then I cannot be of any service to you. I only use my powers and arsenal of weapons to bring criminals to be tried by a jury of peers. I do not judge or execute any living creature. Well, I will admit I have a few times, but only when my own life was put in danger. Please note that the one past incident however, that is rumored to be my work, involved large amounts of absinthe and so therefore I cannot quite remember any details. So I feel I cannot be held responsible. I now no longer partake and will be sober at all times and ready for the job you have put in front of me.
Yours,
Madame Irene S. Wolfe
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Craig Hallam replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Steamgoth?! Awesome. I didn't know this subgenre existed, but I think my novel, Greaveburn, might fit into it! Thanks for mentioning it, James. I'm hitting that website and see if they'll do an interview! :)"
Craig Hallam replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"How do I feel about Cthulhu!?
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Thanks for the heads up!"
James Fogg replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"I beleive is what it's called "Steamgoth". I was searching for it in the web a few weeks ago and I found some webs that talks about it. Here is what I found. http://www.steamgoth.org/
And here in the Empire there's a page…"
Princess Cindy L. Q. Chisholm replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Another really good book, er anthology I just finished, no vampires or werewolves but how do you feel about Cthulu? Moon over Baker Street. Sherlock Holmes, Watson and Cthulu....what a combo. The stories were really good.....just…"
Craig Hallam replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Great! Thanks Cindy. You're actually the second person to suggest that series so I'll definitely get on it now. Thanks again!"
Princess Cindy L. Q. Chisholm replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Have you read the Parasol Protectorate series? by Gail Carriger. It's lite but has vampires, werewolves & ghosts...."
Craig Hallam replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"This is a great question! I'm glad you asked, and I'll be stealing the recommendations for myself :) "
Spiro Dimolianis replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Greetings,
Here's a non-fiction treatment of all things supernatural and the Victorian and Edwardian periods that I hope you may enjoy.
From Hell, journey back to Victorian London with -- "Jack the Ripper and Black Magic: Victorian…"
Delia Anne Decker replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"These are old movies---black and white--but somewhat spooky---you've probably heard of them or even seen them but just in case---THE TURN OF THE SCREW and GASLIGHT---I believe that Gsslight is an Alfred Hitchcock movie but very dramatic…"
Colonel John Kenyon-CSA replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"Well, I write screenplays that mix the Western with Gothic Horror. There have been a few movies that have tried this most notably:
Curse Of The Undead, Michael Pate' as a vampire-gunfighter. Signficantly better than...
Billy Kid Vs.…"
Nicci T. replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"I just thought of some books by Fred Saberhagen: "The Holmes-Dracula Files", "Seance for a Vampire", and "The Frankenstein Papers"."
Princess Cindy L. Q. Chisholm replied to Madame Irene S. Wolfe's discussion Steampunk and the Supernatural"I put the "Shadows over Baker Street" on hold and am currently reading the newest elemental masters, Unnatural Issue. Its ok. It's very predictable. Her first elemental masters book Fire Rose was fabulous, the…"
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The Eye I Use to See is Steampunk
Posted on May 29, 2010 at 7:27pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
The most recent change to my day has been the constant desire, or dare I say it, need to look at the world through the eyes of an airship captain. The need to see if that clock on the wall has metal gears and the hold that a pair of welding goggles now takes over my imagination.
Steampunk has become a way of living. It is a fashion,…
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