[ SECRET POST #3371 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3371 ⌋

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[iceyred]

It's overdone and repetitive. And while the aesthetic can be cool, I'm tired of England being the only culture to get the steampunk treatment.

[ketita]

If you're interested, there was recently published a book called "The SEA is Ours: Tales of Steampunk in Southeast Asia", all written by Southeast Asian writers. So that's a different culture steampunked.

[iceyred]

Seek and ye shall find. I'll check that out. Thanks! :)

[ketita]

Sure! I know some of the people involved, and they worked really hard on it, and it's really a great project.

[diet_poison]

that sounds really cool. gonna look this up.

[(Anonymous)]

Cool.

All of that tea had to come from somewhere, right?

Also, might I recommend " The Death of the Cog ", which is an American style take on steampunk? It's a musical number on YouTube, and it is worth a listen.

[(Anonymous)]

Karen Memory by Elizabeth Bear is a Steampunk novel set in the American West.

And Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories edited by JoSelle Vanderhooft includes stories set in India, Egypt, the United States, etc.

[iceyred]

Both of those sound neat, and I will be checking them out. Thanks!

[(Anonymous)]

Try Devon Monk's weird westerns. They're awesome. The first one is "Dead Iron."