Peter Tupper's Blog

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Eric Stanton & the History of the Bizarre Underground

On Stephen Zimmer's blog, I talk about An Angel Has No Memory and the issue of straight men writing lesbian erotica.

Inkstained Succubus has put me on a blog tour to support my new lesbian cyberpunk story, .

At Southern Belle from Hell.

At Angelia Sparrow's blog.

At the Inkstained Succubus blog.

More to come.

My self-published ebook The Curious Kinky Person's Guide to the Fifty Shades trilogy is now on sale at Amazon.com for Kindle.

Talloolah Love of Steampunk Chronicle interviews me about The Innocent's Progress And Other Stories:

I found this anthology to be significant for the fact that I believe that Steampunk done right is a fanbase of remarkably smart people. Peter Tupper has contributed an excellent book that one can point to and say, “See!!! This is Steampunk!” It’s not just about fancy pants dressing and being a Goth-inSepia. It’s a real mindset that appeals to re-purposing, ingenuity, fashion, music, sexuality, art, and fine manners. What I like most about this anthology is that it speaks not only to the idealists of the neo-Victorians and Steampunks, but it also talks about its warts. That new technology does not a perfect society make. Something we can take away currently most assuredly.

My science fiction flash story "Sparkers" has been released in podcast form by Every Day Fiction.

Miss Talloolah Love has reviewed The Innocent's Progress And Other Stories on the Steampunk Chronicle blog:

In conclusion, I simply adored this book. It was written with seamless transitions, was fast paced, yet still had the feel of a truly Victorian work of fiction blended with all those lovely little anachronistic details we Steampunks look to see in our literature. I plan to add more of Mr. Tuppers work to my collection in the near future, and I suggest you do the same! As for “Innocent’s Progress” I give it 4 ½ cogs out of five! I enjoyed this book so much, I even contacted Mr. Tupper for an interview. In the interest of brevity, I’ll be sharing that part of my review next time. Stay tuned gentle readers.