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The Periwinkle Perspective - Volume 5: The Brotherhood of Man

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London, 1900, and the twentieth century beckons. It is a time of change, but change is not for everyone...
The world is evolving at an unanticipated rate, both socially and technologically, due; largely, to the exploits of our heroes Space Captain Gordon Periwinkle and Professor Hamble Blaise. However, in light of Gordon's perceived faux allowing his half-sister to step past him and claim the Moon for humanity rather than mankind, old prejudices have begun to re-surface. In truth, these naysayers have been working behind the scenes for years to ensure a future based upon the ingrained inequalities of the past. Perhaps it is time for The Brotherhood of Man to step out of the shadows and take back the Empire, and for us to see how their actions in the past have imbued them with the power that they have today...
'The Brotherhood of Man' is a collection of short, interconnected tales, contained within this single, spellbinding, steampunk volume!
*Discover the truth behind Queen Victoria's secret substitution!
*Hear how the Martian 'Cell' was able to infiltrate Georgian society and thus influence the future!
*Learn the secrets of Count Von Greckle's mysterious alien origins!
*Witness the fallout from the introduction of the first teabag!!
ADVENTURE FORTH!

These books are joyful, rollicking and riotous romps through familiar yet fondly reimagined SF territory, as seen through the kaleidoscopic prism of a deft steampunk narrative. Breathlessly told, the characters hurtle through the stories which are enriched with all the detail that fans of Victorian expression, fashion, architecture and machinery crave from the depths of their darkly-goggled souls.
Lee Graphic Artist (Marvel UK, Doctor Who, Rivers of London, 2000AD)

Bravo, Paul Eccentric, on this barnstorming thrill ride of a book! The Periwinkle Perspective has been my gateway read into the surreal world of Steampunk clever, witty and satisfyingly literate.
Jessica Actor, artist and author (Doctor Who, Spitting Image, Spamalot)

Mr Eccentric throws words around like Jackson Pollock threw paint. Like Michelangelo was with paint Paul is with words, a master of both darkness and the light and while I wouldn’t let this man paint my downstairs toilet, I do love his books.
James Infamous Artist, Musician and Cultural Thief (The Great Art Swindle)

342 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 8, 2024

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July 4, 2024
Very different from the other four. Short stories letting the reader know the back grounds of all the characters, brilliant!
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November 26, 2024
The penultimate twist in the Victorian space race. Who are the aliens? Volume 6, the last in the series now out,
‘What We Leave Behind’
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