Lifestyle, Mad Science, Theory, & Fiction (Steampunk Magazine #8)

Margaret Killjoy, Catastrophone Orchestra

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4.00 · 1 ratings · 110 pages · Published: 01 Jan 2012
Lifestyle, Mad Science, Theory, & Fiction by Margaret Killjoy, Catastrophone Orchestra
SteamPunk Magazine has long been a magazine dedicated to keeping the "punk" in steampunk. This eighth issue is our long-awaited return to print and is book-length, our biggest issue yet. Featuring history, opinion, interviews, DIY, and an astounding array of some of the finest voices in steampunk fiction.
Featuring interviews with Collane di Ruggine, Shanna Germain, Steampunk Emma Goldman and Voltairine DeCleyre, Greg Rucka, Unwoman, and Thomas Willeford; and writing by Larry Amyett Jr., Cassandra Marshall, Profesor Calamity, Katherine Casey, The Catastrophone Orchestra, Mikael Ivan Eriksson, P. Fobbington, Kate Franklin, Margaret Killjoy, E.M. Johnson, S. Kimery, David Major, Dimitri Markotin, Screaming Mathilda, Wes Modes, Marie Morgan, David Z. Morris, Jamie Murray, Juan Navarro, Profesor Offlogic, Pinche, David Redford, Miriam Rosenberg Roček, and James Schafer. Plus artwork from Manny Aguilera, Tina Black, Sarah Dungan, Doctor Geof, Allison Healy, Tommy Poirier-Morissette, Juan Navarro, E.M. Johnson, Larry Nadolsky, Kate Oliver, and Sergei Tuterov!
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