I'm presenting a paper at Wastelands tomorrow morning:
A Brief History of Steampunk: What Wound It Up and Why It Still Ticks
Steampunk can be purely science fictional or a mixture of science fiction and fantasy, suffused with anything from a heavy dash to a light sprinkling of neo-Victorianism. So why not neo-classicism? Or druidism? Or Roman chariotpunk? What is it about the Victorians that secures their place in steampunk? To explore this question, I will look at works of proto-science fiction, beginning from the early 1800s, following an evolutionary branch to the works of Jeter, Powers, Blaylock, Gibson, Sterling and Mieville.
Problems Around The House In Various Stages Of Being Dealt With
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*Tree Next Door: Oct 09 09*
Problem: Violent leak from ceiling vent in remodeled bathroom.
Stage of Being Dealt With: Had been identified as problem area...
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