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Seeking Steampunks for Fun and…Archiving
jeffvandermeer.com - 10/26/2009
Seeking Steampunks for Fun and…Archiving
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(Victoriana Invention poster by John Coulthart ) I’m sure I’ve mentioned this project before–it’s going to be a gorgeous, wonderful book. (If you’ve seen the recent Boilerplate, you know what Abrams Image can do.) Many thanks to the multi-talented S.J. ...

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Tor.com:  The Steampunk Bible Wants You!

Bibliophile Stalker:  October 27, 2009 Links and Plugs

SF Signal:  SF Tidbits for 10/27/09

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The Steampunk Bible Wants You!
Tor.com — ... World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer’s The Steampunk Bible, published by Abrams Image, will provide a comprehensive and lavish overview of all aspects of Steampunk, in text and pictures. Research for this momentous and globe-spanning project includes the compilation of a comprehensive Archive of, and Index to, everything and everyone Steampunk and Steampunk-Related. This Archive will be made public online, and you also might be contacted about appearing in the book. ...

October 27, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... on Story Focus (with Aliens). The Book Publicity Blog on Why email signatures are important. Janice Hardy on Being a Kid Again. Matt Sturges on Things Midwinter Taught Me. Jason Sanford on Submit your stories, not your idiocy. The Rejectionist on Today's Quiz: Are You Batshit Crazy? News Amnesia girl quoted book by Tacoma author. (via EoSBooks) Seeking Steampunks for Fun and…Archiving. Paul di Filippo reviews Starting Point: ...

SF Tidbits for 10/27/09
SF Signal — ... to Valhalla interviews Rob Rogers. Genreville interviews Seanan McGuire. Suvudu Q&A with Max Brooks. Tor.com interviews Sydney Padua. Diabolical Plots interviews Nick Rose. Watch the Skies interviews John Scalzi. Bibliophile Stalker interviews Diana Rowland.News Amnesia girl quoted book by Tacoma author. (via EoSBooks) Seeking Steampunks for Fun and...Archiving. Paul di Filippo reviews Starting Point: ...

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