The Faraday Cage
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.25 (645 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1910342424 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 254 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The rest is alternate history. You can read more Voidships books by going to bit/steve-turnbull . About the Author When he's not sitting at his computer building websites for national institutions and international companies, Steve Turnbull can be found sitting at his computer building new worlds of steampunk, science fiction and fantasy. He moved into screenwriting ten years ago and, after achieving some success, he met the Director, Chris Payne, who provided the original inspiration for the Voidships steampunk universe. He spent twenty years editing and writing for computer magazines while writing poetry on the side. Technically Steve was born a cockney but at the age of five he was moved out from London to the suburbs where he grew up and he talks posh now. He's been a
• A London patents clerk is employed to build a low-gravity playroom for the Tsar’s child, but Russian politics are dangerous. An eclectic anthology of fascinating stories.. • On a mining base in the Asteroid Belt people start dying by having their blood sucked out but vampires are a myth, aren't they? • A health-spa pleasure cruise to the Moon and back goes very wrong and only a young ensign can help. • The author of an Agony Aunt column falls for the heir to a massive fortune, but how can they overcome the intense family feud that stands between
He moved into screenwriting ten years ago and, after achieving some success, he met the Director, Chris Payne, who provided the original inspiration for the Voidships steampunk universe. Technically Steve was born a cockney but at the age of five he was moved out from London to the suburbs where he grew up and he talks posh now. He's been a voracious reader of
"Fantastic 'Into the Void' Steampunk" according to Matt. Five very enjoyable stories. When reading anything that falls into the genre of Neo-victorian Steampunk, one thing that I’m looking for is the feeling that what I’m actually reading is a work of Historical Fiction, all be it an alternative history. The world has to be believable, and all five stories included in The Faraday Cage pretty much nail that. Even the first two, which are set in space, still capture the typical Victorian sensibilities and settings. Peter A