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message 1: by Jess (new)

Jess Keller | 1 comments Mod
You knows of some good steampunk novels out there? Any recommendations?


message 2: by Pat (new)

Pat C. (conormor) | 1 comments Actually I'm looking for suggestions also. Have you read Scott Westerfield's leviathan trilogy? I think it's classified as YA or maybe younger but I really liked it. Not in the same class as Philip Pullman but as he is in Tolkien's league that's not necessarily a criticism.
Since I'm an adult I'm wondering if there are adult steam punk novels.


message 3: by Zayne (new)

Zayne Well, if you're in the mood for some quick (and, I think, incredibly witty) reads, you should check out the Parasol Protectorate series ( The Parasol Protectorate Soulless, Blameless, and Changeless by Gail Carriger ) and Etiquette and Espionage ( Etiquette & Espionage (Finishing School, #1) by Gail Carriger ). Both are YA novels, but highly entertaining.


message 4: by Claire (new)

Claire Horner | 1 comments There is Boneshaker Boneshaker (The Clockwork Century, #1) by Cherie Priest or Nimbus A Steampunk Novel (Part One) by Austin King Nimbus: A Steampunk Novel, I myself was looking for Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure Legenderry A Steampunk Adventure by Bill Willingham , I'm in the mood for a comic.


message 5: by Faemazing (new)

Faemazing | 1 comments I wouldn't describe the Parasol Protectorate as YA, I think it's more adult, but I definitely second the recommendation. I loved the world she built. I haven't yet read E&E, but it's by the same author so I'm tempted.


message 6: by Colleen (new)

Colleen (picturepoetry82) | 1 comments Crown & Key Trilogy by Clay and Susan Griffith, I enjoyed those!


message 7: by E.B. (new)

E.B. Hood (melabeth) | 2 comments It would be weird not to mention my own book. So here it is. Dr. Weaver and the world of empty glasses.

Dr. Weaver


message 8: by Kenneth (last edited Oct 13, 2019 07:11PM) (new)

Kenneth Pua | 2 comments This is a Steampunk Fighting Arts -

Savate the Deadly Old Boots Kicking Art from France And Bartitsu the Martial Arts used by Sherlock Holmes Steam Punk Edition (Historical European Martial Arts Book 1) by Andy Kunz

Everyone in the martial arts community likes the feeling of walking the mean streets, confident that he will be able to defend himself when the need arise. However that kind of feeling can be dangerous when you found out on the dark alley that you’re wrong. Always keep in mind that it didn’t take 10 or more years for the crack head on the street who will assault you. The muggers just did his fighting techniques the practical way, by mugging and assaulting experience. This Handbook will give you techniques that helps you improve your technical knowledge and skills in self defense. The classical and modern forms are shown step by steps with easy to follow photo and illustration guides. So Long as Ignorance and Misery Remain on Earth , Book like this cannot be useless – Victor Hugo Additional Pages Included in this version are the following : Scientific concepts of the kicking techniques , Presented in a very simplified manner that Beginners can easily understand Techniques that steam punk enthusiast are included. Savate was adopted by E.W. Barton-Wright's "Bartitsu" as part of his fighting method. And the Martial Arts called Bartitsu was practiced by Sherlock Holmes. Additional pages summarized the timeline. And a short introduction to the founder of Bartitsu was added. Savate is considered to be part of H.E.M.A ( Historical European martial arts ) Savate and Bartitsu are well received in Steam Punk and Victorian conventions. This book was highly recommended for all Steam Punk Cos Players and enthusiast

Click below for the purchase book link
https://www.amazon.com/Savate-Kicking...


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